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Society’s
Long COVID
Uncertainty may be the most sure thing post-pandemic,
if history is any guide

More than two-and-a-half years after COVID-19 first appeared, the world seems to have unofficially declared
the pandemic over and done. It isn’t yet, but with vaccines, antiviral medications and modern medicine, we
can resume living our lives. Nevertheless, the effects of COVID will be felt on modern society long after the last
PCR or rapid test result comes back positive. In his new book, plagues and their aftermath: how socie-
ties recover from pandemics (Melville House), terrorism expert and senior adviser to the president of the
RAND Corporation Brian Michael Jenkins takes a look at past plagues—like the Black Death, which killed
half the population of Europe, and the 1918 pandemic, which killed between 50 and 100 million people—to
try to understand the future. In this adaptation from his book, Jenkins discusses how post-pandemic life will
be marked by more than just long-lasting health concerns.

today’s pandemic will eventually fade—we
are not sure how or when that will take place—
but the normality we knew before will not return.
What the post-pandemic world will look like is far
from clear. Uncertainty may be its dominant fea-
ture. It is therefore important that we think about
possible shifts in and potential shocks to our eco-
nomic structures, political landscape and even mass
psychology. Physicians talk about “long COVID,” the
range of ongoing, recurring or new med-
ical conditions that can appear long after
the initial infection: the concept has a by
broader application to society as a whole. BRIAN
And as we try to process what all this M I C H A E L
GET TY
us understand what we might expect in the future.
Since the Middle Ages, it has been recognized that
large-scale outbreaks of disease are dangerous and
demand aggressive responses, drawing government
into domains of activity that have traditionally been
outside of political authority. Physical separation—
keeping the disease away—has been the principal
strategy. Travel and trade were restricted. People who
were possibly exposed were quarantined—kept apart
until they presented no danger.
As Frank Snowden noted in Epidemics
and Society, these efforts, while under-
standable from a public health perspective,
“justified control over the economy and

J E N K I N S
means, history can be a useful tool to help the movement of people; they authorized

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surveillance and forcible detention;
and they sanctioned the invasion of
homes and the extinction of civil liber-
ties [or what people saw as their ‘rights’
at various times in history]”.
As in past epidemics, suspicions that
government has exploited COVID-19
to expand its authority have been wide-
spread. One commentator warned that
lockdowns, “under the guise of a real
medical pandemic,” were turning the
United States into “a totalitarian state.”
Resistance has often followed.
In Government We Don’t Trust
The yellow fever epidemic that struck
Philadelphia in 1793 intensified the
partisan politics of the new American
republic. Fearing a deep social revo-
lution along the lines of the French
Revolution, the Federalists blamed
the epidemic on French refugees and
pushed for a ban on immigration from
France. Democratic-Republican mer-
chants, who were more sympathetic to
the revolution and who also benefited
from trade with France, pushed back.
The political differences extended to
touting dubious remedies with Alex-
ander Hamilton asserting that he had
been cured by taking quinine and
drinking wine. Similarly, the COVID-19
pandemic saw an extraordinary array
of dubious or discredited preventives
and treatments for the virus, including
anti-parasitic drugs, “bombshell beads,”
chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine,
copper water bottles, electromagnetic
blocking patches and nanoparticles,
energy healing sessions, indoor tan-
ning, infrared radiation, oleander
extract, ozone gas, dietary supple-
ments containing silver and drinking
cow’s or one’s own urine.
Recent research suggests that the
1918 flu had broad and long-lasting
societal impacts. The social disrup-
tion caused by it significantly eroded
people’s trust, and the most fascinating
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ISOLATION Warehouses like this one
were used as quarantine facilities during
the 1918 flu pandemic, which infected
about a third of the world’s population.
finding—this lack of trust was inher-
ited by descendants and persisted
decades after the pandemic. Using
long-term surveys of attitudes in
America, the researchers found that
those whose parents, grandparents
and great grandparents came from
countries that suffered high mor-
tality rates in the 1918 flu pandemic
were significantly more mistrustful
than those whose ancestors came
from less-affected countries. This
finding is consistent with more anec-
dotal evidence from the 19th century
cholera epidemics. It’s very likely this
will happen again.
Fraying the Fabric of Society
Psychologists blame the observed humankind even has a future. The
increase in antisocial behavior during resulting distress may fundamentally
the pandemic on prolonged isolation, change the way people think and
which heightens anxiety, increases behave in a seemingly more hostile and
irritability, promotes aggression and unpredictable world, the way they view
diminishes impulse control. Essen- the legitimacy of government authority,
tially, people have shorter fuses. The how we value life itself.
effects may be hard to reverse. The number of murders and of
Random violence appears to be mass shootings have both increased
unplanned outbursts in response to dramatically. Random acts of violence
immediate circumstances, but it also between strangers unconnected with
reflects an underlying anger. Chronic ordinary crime or political ideology
stress provokes “displaced aggres- have increased. After remaining rela-
sion”—anger released on someone tively stable for more than two decades,
who has nothing to do with the origi- the number of homicides in the United
nal source of the provocation. Reckless States jumped from 16,669 in 2019 to
and nihilistic behavior also accompa- 21,570 in 2020, a 30 percent increase.
nies epidemics and it can, in turn, fos- The number of homicides increased by
ter an erosion of ethics and a decline in another six percent in 2021—a com-
respect for the law. It derives from the bined increase of nearly 38 percent—
notion that there are no consequences the largest gain in more than 50 years.
to lawless or destructive behavior. Using the FBI’s original definition of
The consequences of the pandemic, a mass shooting (an act of gun violence
the war in Ukraine and climate change involving four or more fatalities), the
have all contributed to uncertainty average annual number of incidents
about the future—about whether roughly doubled since 2002.
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Researchers also saw a trend toward
increasing random violence—unpro-
voked attacks not resulting from ordi-
nary crimes like armed robberies, and
having no terrorism nexus, although
sometimes targeting minorities.
This trend preceded the pandemic,
although it appears to have been
accelerated by it.
These last two years have resembled
the disorders seen during the Plague
U NI V E R SAL H I STO RY ARC H I VE /U N IV E R SAL IM AG E S G RO U P/G E T T Y
of Athens during the Peloponnesian
War and the Black Death in the Middle
Ages, which frayed the fabric of society.
Just like now, the historian Thucy-
dides noted that “Athens owed to the
plague the beginnings of lawlessness.”
According to the 14th century Italian
poet Giovanni Boccaccio, people in
Florence behaved like animals during
the plague. “Every man for himself ”
attitudes prevailed. Those who could
do so fled for their lives. And just like
now, the wealthy could remove them-
selves to distant residences; the poor
had no such option.
The More You Have...
The More You Have
In fact, the COVID-19 pandemic has
exposed and exacerbated existing
inequities. The super wealthy could
flee to their ranches in Montana or
doomsday retreats in New Zealand.
Those with money to invest in the
stock market did extremely well (at
least until recently). The professional
classes could safely work from home or
wherever they wanted. The poor, such
as those obliged to make the deliver-
ies, died in greater numbers. Minority
communities were often hit the hard-
est. The pandemic will leave a long tail
of resentment and grievance.
The pandemics of the Middle Ages
prompted the spread of conspiracy
theories and bizarre beliefs, a phe-
nomenon we see now as the latest,
constantly mutating conspiracy theo-
ries go mainstream.
As in previous pandemics, COVID-
19 has seen defiance to measures
implemented to prevent the spread
of a disease and protect populations.
The pandemic has inspired civil dis-
obedience and offers a model of resis-
tance. National consensus will be even
harder to maintain. Governing will
be more difficult.
Scapegoating
Throughout the ages, pandemics have
deepened existing prejudices and
led to scapegoating directed against
minority ethnic and religious groups
Just like now, the
historian Thucydides
noted that “Athens
owed to the plague
the beginnings of
lawlessness.”
as well as immigrants, often with offi-
cial encouragement. The 1918 flu pan-
demic coincided with a major wave
of immigration to the United States.
Most of the newcomers were not from
Great Britain and Northern Europe, as
they had been in previous years, but
instead came from Southern and East-
ern Europe. Many were Jews. Similarly,
the new Irish immigrants had been
branded as importers of cholera in the
early part of the 19th century. Immi-
grants arriving from Italy, Russia and
the Austro-Hungarian Empire were
seen as potential carriers of a variety
of diseases, including typhoid, plague,
infantile paralysis and tuberculosis.
Ethnic hatreds and anti-foreign atti-
tudes contributed to a massive expan-
sion of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1920s.
COVID-19 has seen similar kinds of
scapegoating. Extremist groups have
exploited the situation to recruit fol-
lowers and encourage genocidal fan-
tasies. The so-called “China flu” has
prompted a dramatic increase not
only in social media abuse, but also
physical attacks on Asian Americans.
Lingering Effects
Whether the issue is the global econ-
omy, the national economic outlook
or one’s own financial future; the envi-
ronment or personal health; or the
dangers of war, terrorism or crime—
negative feelings, while wobbling from
year to year, appear to have increased.
Not all of society’s ills can be attributed
to COVID-19. America’s disquietude
preceded the virus, but the anxiety and
anger were intensified by the outbreak.
We are still uncertain about the
pandemic’s long-term effects on
physical and mental well-being.
COVID-19 survivors are displaying
a variety of lingering afflictions,
including chronic fatigue, mal-
aise, anxiety, depression, insom-
nia, brain fog and other cognitive
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changes. Medical researchers are
exploring the relationship between
the delirium experienced by many
hospitalized COVID-19 patients and
onset of dementia, already a major
medical problem.
Social distancing and isolation
have contributed to radicalization
and extremism of some adults that
will not easily be reversed. Students
returning to in-person classes saw a
significant increase in fights, riots and
attacks on teachers and staff. School
shootings have increased. We have a
generation of kept-at-home toddlers
who have been deprived of normal
social interactions.
Post-pandemic society is a new,
more perilous place where we are
stressed, wary of each other, edgy
and quick to violence. The pandemic
has heightened distrust in American
institutions, which many have come to
see as dysfunctional, ineffectual, cor-
rupt, even tyrannical. The pandemic
revealed our declining ability to work
together as a society. Political divisions
deepened. The pandemic revealed
deep distrust in science, in basic facts.
We don’t know how long these
effects will last, just as we do not know
when the pandemic will be over. His-
torians still argue about the effects
of the Black Death, which occurred
nearly 700 years ago. There will be no
announcements to herald the end of
the pandemic. No victory parades. No
sighs of relief. Pandemics are not slain
like mythical dragons. They retreat,
perhaps only temporarily, leaving
behind a trail of death and destruc-
tion and an anxious population, uncer-
tain when another variant will cause
a new surge or a new disease might
engulf the planet.
▸ Adapted from plagues and their
aftermath by Brian Michael Jenkins,
published by Melville House.
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The pandemic has renewed
Q A
concerns about bioterrorism,
although the pandemic does
& not offer terrorists new capabil-
ities or open paths they haven’t
already thought about before.
However, more people thinking
about how they might weapon-
Brian Michael
ize a pathogen or exploit current
apprehensions to create terror is
Jenkins hardly a positive development.
BY MEREDITH WOLF SCHIZER
Is there a correlation be-
tween pandemics and armed
Q _ You immersed yourself in conflict? A causation?
the study of plagues during a Throughout history, epidemics and
pandemic. What was that like? wars circle each other like binary
A _ Actually, I didn’t set out to write stars. Warfare has been inces-
this book. I had written a chap- sant for much of human history.
ter on whether COVID-19 would Epidemics occur regularly. The two
increase the likelihood of future frequently overlap. Invading armies
political violence for an academic carried plagues with them, and
book in Europe. In the process, I died from it. Until very recently in
became fascinated by the legacies history, more soldiers died from
of pandemics. Since COVID-19 disease than wounds. While some
was keeping me off airplanes, I research on recent wars shows a
traveled back and forth in time correlation between high disease
through books and research stress and the prevalence of armed
reports, exploring post-pandemic conflict, especially internal conflict,
landscapes, comparing them to
what was happening here and now.
Like any explorer, I kept a journal of
my travels—it became the book.
Your field of study is generally ter-
rorism. What effect has COVID-19
had on worldwide terrorism?
There is no straight line from test-
ing positive to terrorist bombings.
Some terrorist leaders welcomed
COVID-19 as an ally against their
enemies. Others saw the resent-
ment and anger over control
measures as an opportunity to
spread anti-government propa-
ganda and recruit new followers.
Major outbreaks of disease foment
unrest, in some cases riots, and
potentially acts of terrorism.
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 causation in the case of wars be-
tween countries is harder to prove.
How did COVID impact
the war in Ukraine?
I would reverse the question: How
does the war impact the pandemic?
In its first two years, COVID-19 hit
Russia and Ukraine especially hard.
Both countries were in the upper
tier of COVID deaths per million.
Ukraine’s public health system
was ill-prepared. There were too
few trained medical personnel and
public health workers, and short-
ages of equipment and supplies.
Ukraine also had one of the lowest
vaccination rates in Europe; as of
August 2022, still only 32 percent
of the population are fully vacci-
nated. The war destroyed what was
left of the public health system.
Hospitals were shelled. Immuniza-
tions—not just against COVID-19,
but childhood diseases—stopped.
We have no accurate figures of
how many people have died of
illness in bomb shelters or were
killed in missile attacks. Five million
refugees fled Ukraine to Europe.
National survival, not a virus, is
FRO M LE F T: PAT JO H N S O N ST U D IO S ; POW E RO FFO RE V ER /G E T T Y; M ELV ILLE H O U S E
the country’s primary concern.
Some analysts attribute Putin’s
decision to invade Ukraine at least
partially to the two years he spent
in extreme isolation as a conse-
quence of the pandemic. It may
have been a radicalizing experience
that fueled his festering sense of
grievance, messianic ambition, and
most dangerously, his overestima-
tion of Russia’s and his own power.
A delusion of omnipotence is a
dictator’s disease. But this is re-
mote psychoanalysis—who knows?
Russia went into the war in
somewhat better shape in terms
of public health and vaccination
rates—52 percent are now ful-
UNREST Public disorder
and the Black Death partnered
in the 14th century.
ly vaccinated. But the
war in Ukraine has also
changed priorities and
creates new problems.
What effect from COVID on society
are you most concerned about?
We face a host of new threats—not
just further variants of COVID-19
and new and resurgent diseas-
es we thought we had corralled,
but major wars that, along with
drought, bring famine. The Hebrew
prophet Ezekiel named four pun-
ishments: pestilence, war, famine
and “wild beasts.” Today, the
wild beasts might describe us.
What was the most surprising
thing you learned in your research?
Although political differences
were manifest in many previous
pandemics, I have to admit that I
was surprised—and saddened—by
the extraordinary degree to which
COVID-19 cleaved an already divid-
ed nation. An effective response
to a pandemic requires a commu-
nity effort. Instead, public health
officials and frontline workers
were often vilified, threatened
and sometimes attacked. Political
affiliations even dictated personal
medical decisions, which I thought
would be a matter between
individuals and their physicians.
Rather than applaud those who
dedicated themselves—and in
some cases died—trying to save
lives, there are still those who
talk about reckonings. What the
hell has happened to America?
That’s a pretty dark assess-
ment, are you pessimistic?
Americans are a pessimistic people,
though not the most pessimistic
compared with other countries. We
are, however, obsessed with decline
and doom. And historically, pan-
demics heighten pessimism. The
pandemic exposed our weaknesses,
it did not deliver a mortal blow. I
believe American institutions and,
more importantly, Americans are
resilient. Since the beginning of the
last century, we have come through
two world wars and several other
costly conflicts, and a long and
extremely dangerous Cold War. We
have now survived two major and
several lesser pandemics, a great
depression, and a severe recession.
There were times when the country
seemed ready to tear itself apart—
and there is no guarantee we won’t
do so now. Yeah, I think a lot of
people are crazy and some of them
don’t deserve the time of day, but
I’ve got work to do and complaining,
shouting, cringing or wringing my
hands while waiting for someone
else to save me isn’t going to get
it done. I’m inclined to think that
describes most Americans. Which
is why I remain optimistic.
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 With Queen Camilla by his side, the new king
faces challenges in his realm—and his family by Jack Royston

CHARLES
CHARG in

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 A ROYAL WELCOME
A day after his mother's
death, King Charles III
is warmly greeted by
well-wishers outside
of Buckingham Palace.
"Thank you so much,"
he said, "It's so kind, it
really is. I'm so touched."

E
GET TY

Photograph by Y UI MOK

he future elizabeth ii was 21 when she
pledged herself in service to her Imperial
family. Her son and heir Charles III was 73
when he affirmed his own commitment to
his country and Commonwealth—the Em-
pire having dissolved long ago. The realm
has been transformed in the 75 years
between those speeches, but the demands of the
sovereign’s role remain the same. Uphold tradition
(without being rigid). Embrace progress (without
being trendy). Be steady. Be seen.
“That promise of lifelong service I renew to you
all today,” said His Majesty King Charles III in a
televised address the day after his mother’s death.
In that first speech to his people as king, Charles
made clear his respect for tradition—addressing,
almost explicitly, long-held concerns about his
commitment to the monarch’s “particular relation-
ship” with the Church of England and to political
neutrality. “As the queen herself did with such un-
swerving devotion, I too now solemnly pledge my-
self, throughout the remaining time God grants me,
to uphold the constitutional principles at the heart
of our nation,” he said. “Our values have remained,
and must remain, constant.”
But he also tucked in references to diversity
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R OYA L S
and inequality, issues that he worked to address as
Prince of Wales. Our society is “one of many cul-
tures and many faiths,” he said. William and Cath-
erine, “our new Prince and Princess of Wales will,
I know, continue to inspire and lead our national
conversations, helping to bring the marginal to the
center ground where vital help can be given.”
He paid tribute to the late Queen—“my beloved
mother,” “my darling Mama”—and to his father,
and spoke adoringly of his wife Camilla, the new
Queen Consort. Much of the British public, still
mourning for Diana, has opposed that title. But the
couple has been married for 17 years now; he clear-
ly cherishes her and she has worked hard in her
royal role. In acknowledgment of Camilla’s impor-
tance to her son—and to ease the transition—the
Queen announced on the 70th anniversary of her
accession to the throne last February her “sincere
BORN TO BE KING
wish” that Camilla should have the title.
Below, left to right: But the Queen died with other issues unresolved.
A 1954 portrait of the While emphasizing that Prince Harry and wife
Queen with Charles, age Meghan would remain “much-loved members of
6, and sister Anne, 4;
my family,” she drew a hard line about their royal
and Charles, in formal
regalia, at the time of
status and Harry’s military honors. In discussing
his investiture as Prince his family on Thursday, Charles said, “I want also
of Wales in 1969. to express my love for Harry and Meghan as they
B E T T M AN N/G E T T Y ( 2)

“Charles understands better than anyone that
in order for the monarChy to survive it has to modernize,
and of Course this is the moment to do that.”
HAPPY COUPLE continue to build their lives overseas.” But with
Married for 17 years, Meghan’s new podcast and Harry’s upcoming
Charles spoke adoringly
memoir, it’s not clear how much damage the couple
of Camilla, now the
may still inflict, nor how tough Charles is willing
C H R I S JAC K S O N/C L A RE NCE H O U S E /G E T T Y
Queen Consort, in his
first speech as king. She to be. The new king may also face questions about
has worked hard in her disgraced brother Prince Andrew, who reported-
royal role, and public ly would like to return to a public role despite his
perception of her has
links to the Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal.
gradually improved.
Charles is said to favor a “slimmed-down” mon-
archy, one that costs U.K. taxpayers less—or at least
doesn’t confront them with a Buckingham Palace
balcony full of apparent hangers-on. “Charles un-
derstands better than anyone that in order for
SEPTEMBER 23, 2022
the monarchy to survive it has to modernize, and
of course this is the moment to do that,” Ingrid
Seward, longtime editor of Majesty magazine and
a royal biographer, told Newsweek.
The Queen’s death came at an already fraught
moment for the U.K. The country faces a hard win-
ter with the highest inflation rate in decades and
fears of spiking energy costs. Brexit is unfinished
and the Ukraine war is an increasing concern across
Europe. And the government has a very new leader:
Liz Truss’ meeting with the Queen at Balmoral was
her first as prime minister and Elizabeth’s last act
as sovereign. Now it’s up to Charles to convey stabil-
ity and continuity to a rattled nation and a restive
Commonwealth. One advantage: Like his mother,
he is said to have an impressive work ethic. Camilla
has joked ruefully about his daunting schedule.
Queen Elizabeth’s popularity rested in part on
her silence. Her subjects knew she liked dogs and
horses and that she was rarely without a black
Launer handbag, but her personal views remain a
mystery. Charles, by contrast, has been criticized for
his “black spider memos”—a reference to his inky
handwriting—chiding government leaders on is-
sues from hospital food to fox hunting. In keeping
his pledge to follow constitutional precedent, the
formerly outspoken prince may have to muzzle him-
self on issues like medical science (he embraces com-
plementary medicine practices dismissed as quack-
ery) and architecture (he loathes modernism), as
well as partisan policies. In response to disclosures
about cash donations and shoddy bookkeeping, he
recently agreed to clean up his fundraising practices.
His longstanding commitment to environmen-
talism is likely to continue, though: He’s seen it go
from fringe movement to mainstream. “I don’t see
why he couldn’t have a role on climate change,” says
Seward. “It’s something that everyone is now at one
with. He will have to keep it much more gentle, but
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I think he can still talk about it because it’s an issue
that concerns everybody, kings and ordinary people.”
Those ordinary people seem ready to give
Charles a fresh chance. He was popular as a young
man; an Ipsos Mori poll in December 1991, a few
months after his wedding to Diana, recorded that
82 percent of Britons felt he would make a good
king. But his standing never recovered from the
very public failure of his marriage and his acknowl-
edged adultery with Camilla. Diana’s death was a
crisis for the monarchy, with both the prince and
the Queen blamed as cold and cruel.
The Queen adjusted, though, and her actions in
those tense days set precedents that were visible
through the rest of her reign and beyond. The flag
above Buckingham Palace was lowered to half-
mast after the Queen’s death: That was a contro-
versial innovation after Diana’s death. Echoes of
the Queen’s speech to a grieving nation could be
heard in Charles’ tribute to his mother last week,
“beloved Mother,” noting
as he openly shared the public’s sorrow. Amid fears
that she might be booed by Diana’s angry fans, the
Queen ventured out to look at the floral tributes
R OYA L S
The new king tucked in
references to diversiTy
and inequaliTy, issues that
he worked to address
as Prince of wales.
A SON’S TRIBUTE
In his first speech as
king, Charles renewed the
Queen's pledge of lifelong
service and thanked his
her warmth, humor and
unerring ability to see
the best in people.
“God bless you” and “I’m very touched.” One woman
and talk to the crowds gathered outside the Palace.
She was greeted warmly, and the breach between
sovereign and subjects began to heal.
On Friday, less than 24 hours after he’d become
king, Charles emerged from his car in front of Buck-
ingham Palace. There were cheers, and even shouts
of “God save the king.” He shook hands and accepted
condolences. “Thank you so much, it’s so kind, it re-
ally is,” he said to mourners, the Daily Mail reported;
called out to him, “We love you King Charles and
we loved your mum.” Queen Camilla was with him,
greeted with equal warmth. The self-doubting, of-
ten-mocked man seems to have grown into the role:
gradually, and then suddenly. A full quarter-century
after Diana’s death, the British people were ready to
embrace their prince once again.
“I think he will fit into the role as king very well,
I really do,” Seward says. “He will get great respect
from people and they will hopefully forget about
some of his misdemeanors and really respect him
for what he’s trying to do—which is to keep the
country together and unite people after the death
of his mother. And he’s the best person to do that.”
Gruff, dull, dutiful King George V was greeted
with applause on his Silver Jubilee in 1935. Sur-
prised by the cheers, he turned to his wife Queen
Mary and said, “I really believe they like me for my-
self.” King Charles is older at his accession than his
A N T H O NY DE V LI N/G E T T Y
great-grandfather was after 25 years on the throne.
He’ll have to live several years longer than his moth-
er did to have a Silver Jubilee of his own. But it may
be enough for him to really believe that his people
have come to like him for himself.
SEPTEMBER 23, 2022
 PRELUDE Princess Elizabeth on
the grounds of 145 Piccadilly,
which was her London home until
her father took the throne in
1936 following the abdication of
his brother King Edward VIII.

The

Life
of a

QUEEN
LI SA S H E R I DA N/ H U LTO N A RCH I V E /G E T T Y

Princess Elizabeth was not at first destined be queen. When she did take
the throne, however, she was to become the longest reigning British
monarch and the best loved of modern times. Her life and reign were
documented in photographs as no ruler’s before her had ever been.

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 COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: BET TMAN/GET TY; HULTON-DEUTSCH COLLECTION/GET TY; BET TMANN/GET TY; ADAM SCHULTZ/WHITE HOUSE; PETE SOUZA/WHITE HOUSE; TIM GRAHAM/GET TY; BET TMANN/GET TY
ALLIANCE
Then-Princess
Elizabeth married Philip
Mountbatten, formerly
prince of Greece and
Denmark, in 1947. Their
marriage lasted until
his death at 99 in 2021.

ASCENSION
Elizabeth was 25 years
old when she was
coronated in 1953 in
Westminster Abbey
following the death
of her father King
George VI at age 56.

ACCESS
As queen, Elizabeth
met with 13 U.S.
presidents and first
ladies starting with the
Eisenhowers. Above:
with the Kennedys,
AT HOME
President Reagan, the
The young royal couple
Obamas and the Bidens.
in 1951 with the eldest
of their four children,
Charles, born in 1948,
and Anne, born in 1950.

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ATTENTION
The Queen at Howe
Barracks in Canterbury,
Kent, with the 1st
Battalion of The
Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders in 2004,
following the battalion’s
service in Iraq.

AT EASE
The Queen and
Prince Philip visting
a farm on the royal
estate in Balmoral,
Scotland in 1972.
CLOCKWI SE FROM BOT TOM LEF T: FOX PHOTOS /HULTON ARCHIVE/GE T T Y; ROTA /GE T T Y; JOHN SCOT T/PRINCESS DIANA MUSEUM/GET T Y

ACCOMPANYING
Queen Elizabeth
escorting a mustachioed
Prince Charles in 1975
to his installation as
Great Master of the
Most Honourable Order
of the Bath, a chivalric
order dating to 1725.

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 R OYA L S

CLOC K W I S E FRO M TO P LE F T: KE NT G AVI N/G E T T Y; T IM G R AH AM /G E T T Y; J O H N S H E LLE Y/G E T T Y; A N WA R H U S S EI N/G E T T Y

LIGHTHEARTED
Sharing a laugh at the
Braemar Highland
Games in Scotland in
1982. From left: The
Queen Mother, the
Queen, Princess Diana,
Prince Charles and
athlete Geoff Capes.
LISTENING
With Prince Philip at the
Royal Windsor Horse
Show on the grounds of
Windsor Castle in 1982.
MATRIARCH
With (clockwise
from top left) Prince
Charles, Princess Diana,
Prince William and
grandchildren Peter and
Zara Phillips in 1988.

LOOK HERE
Visting grandchild
Peter Phillips at his
school in 1991, Phillips
is the son of Princess
Anne and her first
huband Mark Phillips.

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 LINE UP With
members of the Royal
Family during her
LONG-TERM Platinum Jubilee.
Acknowledging the
crowd at Buckingham LASTLY
Palace celebrating Meeting with
her Platinum Jubilee Conservative party
in June, marking the leader Liz Truss at
Queen’s seventieth Balmoral Castle on
year on the throne. September 6. The
Queen’s reign spanned
15 prime ministers
starting with Churchill
CLOCKWI SE FROM BOT TOM LEF T: CHRI S JACKSON/GE T T Y (2); JANE BARLOW/GE T T Y; CHRI S JACK SON/GET T Y

LEGACY
Mourners leaving
flowers outside Windsor
Castle following
the Queen's death
on September 8.

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 ‘The

Rock
on Which

ModeRn
BRitain
Wa s B u i l t ’

In her seven-decade dedication

to a life of service to her subjects,
Elizabeth II won their
hearts as well as their respect
By Jack Royston

ueen elizabeth ii famously ded-

icated her “whole life” to public service
and was still showing politicians how
it’s done in her 90s, from the steadi-
ness and compassion of her leadership
during the coronavirus pandemic to
her final official act two days before
her death: formally appointing Liz
Truss as the U.K.’s new prime minister.
Britain’s longest-reigning mon-
arch made the oft-quoted pledge to
dedicate her life to her subjects on
her 21st birthday in 1947, five years
before she became queen. During
a radio broadcast from Cape Town,
South Africa, where she was on tour
with her parents and younger sister,
she said: “There is a motto which has
been borne by many of my ances-
tors—a noble motto, ‘I serve.’"

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She continued, “Through the in-
ventions of science I can do what
was not possible for any of them. I
can make my solemn act of dedica-
tion with a whole Empire listening…I
declare before you all that my whole
life, whether it be long or short, shall
be devoted to your service.”
In his first address to the nation as
king the day after Elizabeth’s death,
Charles III signaled his intention to up-
hold her pledge. “That promise of life-
long service, I renew to you all today,”
he said. “That was more than a prom-
ise, it was a profound personal com-
mitment which defined her whole life.”
Uplifting Words
While elizabeth Was young When
she made her public commitment to
service, the Cape Town address was
by no means her first major speech—
that was given seven years earlier in
1940 during the “Blitz” of Britain by
the German Luftwaffe.
Children from big cities had been
evacuated away from their parents to
strangers’ homes in the countryside to
keep them safe. Elizabeth and her sis-
ter Margaret recorded a special broad-
cast from Windsor Castle where they
too were separated from their parents,
who stayed at Buckingham Palace in
London during the week. Just 14 at the
time, Elizabeth told a homesick gener-
ation: “We children…are trying to do
all we can to help our gallant sailors,
soldiers and airmen…to bear our own
share of the danger and sadness of
war…And when peace comes, remem-
ber it will be for us, the children of to-
day, to make the world of tomorrow a
better and happier place.”
T I M G R A H AM /G E T T Y
One of Elizabeth’s biggest crises
came when Princess Diana died in a
Paris car crash in 1997 and the royals
were caught between privately griev-
ing at Balmoral in Scotland, where
they were when they heard the news,
Painting by ANDRE W FES TING
R OYA L S
and a demand for the royals to take
part in the unprecedented outpouring
of emotion from the public. When the
Queen returned to London several
days later, she made a speech acknowl-
edging how hard it had been for the
royal family to express their emotions.
She said: “We have all been trying
in our different ways to cope…The
initial shock is often succeeded by a
mixture of other feelings: disbelief,
incomprehension, anger—and con-
cern for those who remain…So what
I say to you now, as your Queen and as
a grandmother, I say from my heart.”
She continued, “No one who knew
“I declare before you all
that my whole lIfe, whether
It be long or short, shall be
devoted to your servIce.”
Diana will ever forget her. Millions
of others never met her, but felt they
knew her...I believe there are lessons
to be drawn from her life and from
the extraordinary and moving reac-
tion to her death. I share in your de-
termination to cherish her memory.”
A New Challenge
Many World leaders caMe and went
during Elizabeth’s long reign: There
were 15 British prime ministers, 14
U.S. presidents and seven popes who
served during her 70 years on the
throne. As she progressed into her 90s
she did not retire as so many of them
did but distinguished herself afresh—
recently, most memorably, with her
words of comfort and compassion
during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In a special broadcast on April 5,
2020, at the time when Britain had
recently begun its first coronavirus
lockdown, Elizabeth nodded to the
home-schooled children who made
rainbow pictures in praise of the doc-
tors and nurses risking their lives in
hospitals and the people who stood
on their doorsteps or hung out of
windows to clap for caregivers.
Elizabeth said: “In the years to come
everyone will be able to take pride in
how they responded to this challenge.
And those who come after us will say
the Britons of this generation were as
strong as any. That the attributes of
self-discipline, of quiet good-humored
resolve and of fellow-feeling still char-
acterize this country. The pride in who
we are is not a part of our past, it de-
fines our present and our future.”
In her final words, she said: “We
should take comfort that while we
may have more still to endure, better
days will return: we will be with our
friends again; we will be with our
families again; we will meet again.”
In an address to the House of
Commons the day after the Queen
died, Truss said this of Queen Eliz-
abeth II’s legacy: “The United King-
dom is the great country it is today
because of her. She was the rock on
which modern Britain was built.”
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s part of Newsweek’s commitment to cover all aspects of health, we’ve again partnered with global
research firm Statista to rank the world’s best specialized hospitals. Last year, we looked at the best facilities
in 10 specialties: cardiology, cardiac surgery, oncology, endocrinology, neurology, neurosurgery, orthopedics,
gastroenterology, pulmonology and pediatrics. This year we are proud to expand that to 11 specialties, with
the addition of urology. The ranking features the top 300 hospitals for cardiology and oncology, the top 200
for pediatrics, the top 150 for cardiac surgery and endocrinology and the top 125 each in gastroenterolo-
gy, orthopedics, neurology, neurosurgery, pulmonology and urology. And for the second year, Newsweek and
Statista have developed a list of hospitals that best avail themselves of the most advanced technologies. The
World’s Best Smart Hospitals 2023 ranks the 300 facilities in 28 countries that lead in their use of AI, digi-
tal imaging, telemedicine, robotics and electronic functionalities. We hope that you will find our rankings
helpful in finding the right hospital for yourself or a loved one. ▸ Nancy Cooper, Global Editor in Chief
GET TY
Methodology
THE WORLD’S BEST SPECIALIZED
Hospitals 2023 ranking awards the
leading hospitals worldwide in 11
medical fields: cardiology, cardiac
surgery, oncology, endocrinol-
ogy, neurology, neurosurgery,
orthopedics, gastroenterology,
pulmonology, pediatrics and
(for the first time) urology.
the lists are based on a global
survey to which over 40,000
medical professionals (doctors,
health care professionals and
hospital managers) were invited.
the ranking features the top
300 hospitals for cardiology
and oncology, the top 200 for
pediatrics, the top 150 for cardiac
surgery and endocrinology and the
top 125 for neurology, neurosur-
gery, orthopedics, gastroenterolo-
gy, pulmonology and urology. the
list is based on three data sources:
1 _ WORLDWIDE ONLINE SURVEY:
During the survey period from July
to August 2022, thousands of ex-
perts were invited to an online sur-
vey in cooperation with Newsweek.
participants were asked to recom-
mend hospitals based on their ex-
pertise in one primary medical field
(e.g., cardiology for cardiologists)
and were able to choose an option-
al secondary area of expertise in
which they are also knowledgeable
(e.g., due to frequent coopera-
tion with other medical fields).
2 _ ACCREDITATION DATA (NEW):
Several accreditations/certifi-
cations have been added to the
scoring model (where available).
Accreditations/certifications reflect
a range of structural and/or quality
requirements which are now rele-
vant for the specialized rankings.
3 _ PROMS SURVEY (NEW): In 2022,
Newsweek and Statista, together
with an expert board, designed a
survey regarding the status quo of
implementation and use of generic
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and condition specific prOms (pa-
tient reported outcome measures)
hospital settings. this survey
was sent to hospitals, collecting
information from them directly.
Newsweek and Statista understand
the importance of this topic,
adding the prOms score to the
scoring model for the first time.
Hospitals that specialize in more
than one medical field received
specific recommendation scores
for each medical field based on
the respective recommendations.
therefore, one hospital can be
represented in more than one list
if it receives enough recommenda-
tions in each medical field (up to
being represented in all 11 lists).
Scoring Model
▸ RECOMMENDATIONS FROM
PEERS (primary weighted
70%, secondary weighted
30%. total weight 92.5%) their own employer/hospital were For the first time, a prOms
▸ ACCREDITATIONS/ not allowed. A score was assigned score has been added to the
CERTIFICATIONS (5%) to each facility based on the num- scoring model of this year’s
▸ PROMS SURVEY (2.5%) ber of weighted recommendations. edition of the ranking. In summer
For the first time, accredita- 2022, Newsweek and Statista
primary recommendations from tions were used as an additional reached out to hospitals and
experts in each medical field element of the scoring model conducted a survey about the
account for 70% of each hospital’s (where available). the following implementation and use of prOms.
preliminary reputation score. accreditations/certifications patient reported outcome
Secondary recommendations from reflect a range of structural measurements are defined as
medical professionals with knowl- and/or quality requirements standardized, validated ques-
edge in more than one medical field which are now relevant for tionnaires completed by patients
received a weight of 30% toward the specialized rankings: to measure their perception of
the preliminary reputation score. ▸ CARF International their functional well-being and
From July to August 2022 (Commission on Accreditation quality of life. the purpose of the
Statista invited over 40,000 med- of rehabilitation Facilities) prOms survey is to determine
ical professionals (mostly doctors, ▸ IAC (Intersocietal the status quo of implementation
but also hospital managers and Accreditation Commission) of generic and condition specific
other health care professionals) ▸ JCI (Joint Commission prOms in hospital settings, audits
in over 20 countries to an online International) and reporting of the data, and to
survey. participants were invited determine whether the prOms
via email. the survey was also In addition to general hospital cer- data is used to optimize the care
promoted on newsweek.com. tifications, any available accredi- process and to support thera-
participants were asked to tations/certifications relevant to peutic decisions in real-time.
pOrt r A /G e t t Y
recommend hospitals in their own specific medical fields (e.g., pedi- In cooperation with a panel
field of expertise and were able to atric specialty program for pediat- of experts, a grading system for
recommend hospitals in a second- rics, brain injury specialty program the different questions was built
ary field. recommendations for for neurology) were used as well. to determine a prOms Score.
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Houston, United States dei Tumori
Milan, Italy
2 Memorial Sloan Kettering
Cancer Center 18 Institut Curie
New York City, United States Paris, France

3 Institut Gustave Roussy 19 Peter MacCallum

Villejuif, France
4 Dana-Farber
Cancer Institute
Boston, United States
5 Mayo Clinic - Rochester –
Mayo Clinic Oncology
Rochester, MN, United States
6 Samsung Medical Center –
Samsung Comprehensive
Cancer Center
Seoul, South Korea
Cancer Centre
Melbourne, Australia
20 Universitätsklinikum
Heidelberg –
Nationales Centrum für
Tumorerkrankungen (NCT)
Heidelberg, Germany
21 The Catholic University
Of Korea - Eunpyeong
St. Mary’s Hospital –
Department of Oncology
Seoul, South Korea

7 Asan Medical Center – 22 Johns Hopkins Bayview

Only hospitals which achieved a
minimum of 70% (of the maximum
100% score) were eligible to be
graded on the PROMs score curve.
A global board of renowned
experts provided guidance
and feedback in the design
of the PROMs survey:
Prof. Dr. David Bates , Professor of
Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Dr. Gary Kaplan, CEO, Virginia
Mason Health System
Prof. Dr. med. Christoph
Meier, Director, Department of
Internal Medicine, University
Hospital Zürich, Switzerland
Dr. Eyal Zimlichman, MD,
Chief Medical Officer, Sheba
Medical Center, Israel
Prof. Dr. Gregory Katz, Chair
of Innovation Management &
Value in Health, University of
Paris Medical School, France
Dr. med. Jens Deerberg Wittram
CEO, RoMed Kliniken, Germany
The rankings are composed exclu-
Asan Cancer Institute Medical Center – The Sidney
Seoul, South Korea Kimmel Comprehensive
Cancer Center
8 The Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, United States
– The Sidney Kimmel
Comprehensive Cancer Center 23 Hospital Universitario
Baltimore, United States La Paz – Department
of Oncology
9 The Princess Margaret Madrid, Spain
sively of hospitals that are eligible Cancer Centre
Toronto, Canada 24 Cleveland Clinic – Cleveland
regarding the scope described
Clinic Cancer Center
here. A mention in the ranking 10 National Cancer Cleveland, United States
is a positive recognition based Center Hospital
on peer recommendations and Tokyo, Japan 25 Istituto Clinico
Humanitas – Unitá
publicly available data sources at
11 The Royal Marsden Medica ed Ematologia
the time. The ranking is the result Hospital - London Milan, Italy
of an elaborate process which, due London, United Kingdom
to the interval of data collection 26 Mayo Clinic - Phoenix –
12 IEO - Istituto Europeo Department of Oncology
and analysis, is a reflection of the
di Oncologia Phoenix, United States
last calendar year. Furthermore, Milan, Italy
events preceding or following the 27 Severance Hospital -
period August 17, 2021 to August 13 Charité - Universitätsmedizin Yonsei University – Yonsei
Berlin – Charité Cancer Hospital
17, 2022 and/or pertaining to
Comprehensive Cancer Center Seoul, South Korea
individual persons affiliated/asso- Berlin, Germany
ciated with the facilities were not 28 Universitätsklinikum
included in the metrics. As such, 14 Massachusetts General Köln – Onkologisches
Hospital – Mass General Zentrum im CIO Köln
the results of this ranking should
Cancer Center Cologne, Germany
not be used as the sole source of Boston, United States
information for future delibera- 29 The Mount Sinai Hospital
tions. The information provided in 15 Seoul National – Tisch Cancer Center
University Hospital – New York City, United States
this ranking should be considered
SNU Cancer Hospital
in conjunction with other available Seoul, South Korea 30 Hospital Universitari Vall
information about hospitals or, d’Hebron – Medical Oncology
if possible, accompanied by a 16 Hospital Israelita Albert Barcelona, Spain
Einstein – Centro de
visit to a facility. The quality of
Oncologia e Hematologia 31 Hospital Sirio Libanes –
hospitals that are not included Einstein Família Dayan Centro de Oncologia
in the rankings is not disputed. São Paulo, Brazil São Paulo, Brazil

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32 Universitätsklinikum
Hamburg-Eppendorf –
Zentrum für Onkologie
Hamburg, Germany
33 Stanford Health Care
- Stanford Hospital
– Cancer Center
Stanford, CA, United States
34 Cancer Research
Ariake Hospital
Tokyo, Japan
35 National Cancer Center
Goyang, South Korea
36 New York-Presbyterian
Hospital-Columbia and
Cornell – Cancer Care
New York City, United States
37 The Christie – The Christie
NHS Foundation Trust
Manchester, United Kingdom
38 Policlinico Universitario A.
Gemelli – Comprehensive
Cancer Center
Rome, Italy
39 Clinica Universidad de
Navarra – Departamento
de Oncología Médica
Pamplona, Spain
40 UCSF Medical Center – UCSF
Hermatology and Oncology
San Francisco, United States
41 Grande Ospedale Metropolitano
Niguarda – Department of
Hematology and Oncology
Milan, Italy
42 City of Hope Comprehensive
Cancer Center
Duarte, CA, United States
43 A.C. Camargo Cancer Center
São Paulo, Brazil
44 UCLA Health – Santa
Monica Medical Center
– Oncology Unit
Santa Monica, CA, United States
45 Antoni van Leeuwenhoek
Hospital
Amsterdam, Netherlands
46 Istituto Nazionale Tumori di
Napoli - Fondazione G. Pascale
Naples, Italy
47 National Cancer Center
Hospital East
Kashiwa, Japan
48 University of Washington
Medical Center – Fred
Hutchinson Cancer Center
Seattle, United States
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= PROMs
49 Hospital Universitario 12 de
Octubre – Oncología Médica
Madrid, Spain
50 Northwestern Memorial
Hospital – Division of
Hematology and Oncology
Chicago, United States
51 Keio University Hospital
– Cancer Center
Tokyo, Japan
52 Hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania - Penn
Presbyterian – Abramson
Cancer Center Penn
Presbyterian
Philadelphia, United States
53 Hospital General Universitario
Gregorio Marañón –
Oncología Médica
Madrid, Spain
54 The University of Tokyo
Hospital – Department of
Hematology and Oncology
Tokyo, Japan
55 Cedars-Sinai Medical
Center – Department of
Radiation Oncology
Los Angeles, United States
56 Karolinska
Universitetssjukhuset
– Cancer Theme
Solna, Sweden
57 Jefferson Health - Thomas
Jefferson University
Hospitals – Sidney
Kimmel Cancer Center
Philadelphia, United States
58 National Cancer Centre
Singapore (NCCS) – National
Cancer Centre Singapore
Singapore, Singapore  Lyon, France
59 AP-HP - Hôpital Universitaire
Pitié Salpêtrière – Centre
Intégré de Cancérologie
Paris, France
60 Presidio Ospedaliero
Molinette - A.O.U. Città della
Salute e della Scienza –
C.A.S. Presidio Molinette
Turin, Italy
61 Fundación Instituto
Valenciano de Oncología
Valencia, Spain
62 St Jude Children’s Research
Hospital – Childhood Cancer
Memphis, TN, United states
63 LMU Klinikum – Medizinische
Klinik und Poliklinik III
Munich, Germany
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64 Azienda Ospedaliera 80 BP – A Beneficência
di Padova – Reparto di Portuguesa de São Paulo
Oncologia Medica – Centro de Oncologia
Padua, Italy e Hematologia
São Paulo, Brazil
65 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical
Center – Cancer Center 81 Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville –
Boston, United States Mayo Clinic Cancer Center
Jacksonville, FL, United States
66 Hokkaido University Hospital
– Medical Oncology 82 University of Michigan
Hokkaido, Japan Hospitals - Michigan Medicine
– Rogel Cancer Center
67 Universitätsklinikum Ann Arbor, MI, United States
Düsseldorf – Klinik für
Hämatologie, Onkologie und 83 Shizuoka Cancer Center
Klinische Immunologie Nagaizumi, Japan
Düsseldorf, Germany
84 Addenbrooke’s –
68 Universitätsklinikum Department of Oncology
Essen – Das Westdeutsche Cambridge, United Kingdom
Tumorzentrum
Essen, Germany 85 Universitätsklinikum Münster
– Medizinische Klinik A
69 Thoraxklinik Heidelberg Münster, Germany
– Thoraxonkologie
Heidelberg, Germany 86 Mount Sinai Hospital
– Christopher Sharp
70 University of Chicago Medical Cancer Centre
Center – Comprehensive Toronto, Canada
Cancer Center
Chicago, United States
71 MD Anderson Cancer
Center - Madrid
Madrid, Spain
72 Seoul National University
- Bundang Hospital –
Division of Hematology
& Medical Oncology
Seongnam, South Korea
73 Kyoto University
Hospital – Department for
Hematology and Oncology
Kyoto, Japan
74 Centre Léon-Bérard
75 Keck Hospital of USC – USC
Norris Comprehensive
Cancer Center
Los Angeles, United States
76 Duke University Hospital
– Duke Cancer Center
Durham, NC, United States
77 Hospital Clínico San Carlos
– Oncología médica
Madrid, Spain
78 Ospedale San Raffaele -
Gruppo San Donato – Unità
Clinica Oncologia medica
Milan, Italy
79 AP-HP - Hôpital Européen
Georges Pompidou
– Cancérologie
Paris, France
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& Shadyside – UPMC
Hillman Cancer Center
Pittsburgh, United States
88 Baylor University Medical
Center – Sammons
Cancer Center
Dallas, United States
89 Vanderbilt University
Medical Center – Division of
Hematology and Oncology
Nashville, TN, United States
90 Hospital Clínic de
Barcelona – Instituto
Clínic de Enfermedades
Hematológicas y Oncológicas
Barcelona, Spain
91 Roswell Park Cancer
Institute – Roswell Park
Comprehensive Cancer Center
A SS EM B LY/G E T T Y
Buffalo, NY, United States
92 AP-HP - Hôpital Saint-Louis
– Oncologie médicale
Paris, France
93 Fondazione del Piemonte
per l’Oncologia - IRCCS
– Istituto di Candiolo
Candiolo, Italy
94 Guy’s Hospital – Cancer Centre
London, United Kingdom
95 Policlinico Sant’Orsola-Malpighi
– Dipartimento Malattie
oncologiche ed ematologiche
Bologna, Italy
96 Brigham And Women’s
Hospital –  Dana-Farber
Brigham Cancer Center
Boston, United States
97 Barnes-Jewish Hospital –
Siteman Cancer Center
St. Louis, United States
98 Universitätsspital
Zürich – Comprehensive
Cancer Center Zürich
Zurich, Switzerland
99 Institut de Cancerologie
de Lorraine
Nancy, France
100 Emory University Hospital
– Emory’s Winship Cancer
Institute, an NCI-Designated
Comprehensive Cancer Center
Atlanta, United States
101 Helios Klinikum Berlin-
Buch – Onkologie und
Palliativmedizin
Berlin, Germany
102 Universitätsklinikum
Regensburg – Comprehensive
Cancer Center Ostbayern (CCCO)
Regensburg, Germany
103 Martini-Klinik am UKE –
Prostatakrebszentrum
Hamburg, Germany
104 University of Maryland
Medical Center –
Cancer Services
Baltimore, United States
105 Universitätsklinikum
Tübingen – Innere Medizin II
Tübingen, Germany
106 Moffitt Cancer Center –
Moffitt Cancer Center
Tampa, FL, United States
107 Abbott Northwestern
Hospital – Allina Health
Cancer Institute
Minneapolis, United States
108 Universitätsklinikum
Freiburg – Tumorzentrum
Freiburg - CCCF
Freiburg, Germany
109 Osaka University
Hospital – Department of
Hematology and Oncology
Osaka, Japan
110 NYU Langone Hospitals –
Perlmutter Cancer Center
New York City, United States
111 Toronto General -
University Health
Network – Princess
Margaret Cancer Centre
Toronto, Canada
112 St. Luke’s International
Hospital – Medical
Oncology Department
Tokyo, Japan
113 Hammersmith Hospital
– Cancer Centre
London, United Kingdom
114 Hospital Ramón y Cajal –
Servicio de Oncología Médica
Madrid, Spain
115 Policlinico Umberto
I – Ematologia, Oncologia
e Dermatologia
Rome, Italy
116 Medizinische Hochschule
Hannover – Klinik
für Hämatologie,
Hämostaseologie, Onkologie
und Stammzelltransplantation
Hanover, Germany
117 Royal Brisbane & Women’s
Hospital – Cancer care services
Brisbane, Australia
118 Institut Bergonié –
Comprehensive Cancer Center
Bordeaux, France
119 Erasmus MC – Erasmus
MC Kanker Instituut
Rotterdam, Netherlands
120 University of Wisconsin
Hospitals – UW Carbone
Cancer Center
Madison, WI, United States
121 Klinikum rechts der
Isar der Technischen
Universität München
– Innere Medizin III:
Hämatologie und Onkologie
Munich, Germany
122 Universitätsklinikum Ulm
– Comprehensive Cancer
Center Ulm (CCCU)
Ulm, Germany
123 Hospital de la Santa Creu
i Sant Pau – Medical
Oncology Service
Barcelona, Spain
124 The Royal Marsden
Hospital - Surrey
Sutton, United Kingdom
125 Centre Antoine Lacassagne
Nice, France
126 King’s College Hospital
– Cancer care
London, United Kingdom
127 Ospedale Policlinico San
Matteo – Oncologia Medica
Pavia, Italy
128 I.R.C.C.S. Istituto
Oncologico Veneto – Istituto
Oncologico Veneto
Padua, Italy
129 Institut Paoli-Calmettes
Marseille, France
130 Universitätsklinikum
Frankfurt – Hämatologie/
Medizinische Onkologie
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
131 Tohoku University
Hospital – Cancer Center
Sendai, Japan
132 Universitätsklinikum Carl
Gustav Carus Dresden –
Nationales Centrum für
Tumorerkrankungen
Dresdren
Dresden, Germany
133 Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
– Cancer Services
Sydney, Australia
134 Universitätsklinikum
Würzburg – Comprehensive
Cancer Center Mainfranken
Würzburg, Germany
135 Centres de Lutte contre le
Cancer – Oncologie Médicale
Clermont Ferrand, France
136 Chonnam National
University - Hwasun
Hospital – Cancer Clinic
Hwasun, South Korea
137 Boston Children’s Hospital
– Dana-Farber/Boston
Children’s Cancer and
Blood Disorders Center
Boston, United States
138 Children’s Hospital of
Philadelphia – Cancer Center
Philadelphia, United States
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Johannes Gutenberg-
Universität Mainz –
Universitäres Centrum
für Tumorerkrankungen
(UCT Mainz)
Mainz, Germany
140 MedStar Georgetown
University Hospital
– Cancer Care
Washington, D.C., United States
141 Sunnybrook Health
Sciences Centre – Odette
Cancer Program
Toronto, Canada
142 Hospital das Clinicas da
Universidade de Sao Paulo
– Instituto do Câncer
São Paulo, Brazil
143 Fondazione I.R.C.C.S.
Istituto Neurologico Carlo
Besta – Uoc Neurochirurgia
1 - Neurochirurgia Oncologica
Milan, Italy
144 Universitätsklinikum
Bonn – Medizinische
Klinik und Poliklinik III
Bonn, Germany
154 National Hospital
Organization Kyushu
Cancer Center
Fukuoka, Japan
155 Universitätsklinikum
Leipzig – Universitäres
Krebszentrum Leipzig
Leipzig, Germany
156 Montreal General Hospital
- McGill University Health
Centre – Cedars Cancer Centre
Montreal, Canada
157 Korea Cancer Center
Hospital – Cancer Center
Seoul, South Korea
158 Hospital for Sick Children
– Haematology and
Oncology Division
Toronto, Canada
159 Okayama University
Hospital – Department of
Hematology and Oncology
Okayama, Japan
160 Ohio State University - Wexner
Medical Center – The James
Comprehensive Cancer Cener
Columbus, OH, United States
170 AP-HP - Hôpital Bichat-
Claude-Bernard – Service
de Cancérologie
Paris, France
171 Azienda Ospedaliera
Universitaria Sant’Andrea
– U.O.C. Oncologia
Rome, Italy
172 Duke Regional Hospital –
Cancer Center Durham
Durham, NC, United States
173 Nagoya University Hospital
– Department of Clinical
Oncology and Chemotherapy
Nagoya, Japan
174 Johns Hopkins All Children’s
Hospital – Cancer & Blood
Disorders Institute
Saint Petersburg, FL,
United States
175 Brigham And Women’s
Faulkner Hospital –
Department of Oncology
Boston, United States
176 OHSU Hospital – OHSU
Knight Cancer Institute
Portland, OR, United States

145 University of Colorado
Hospital – UCHealth
Cancer Care
Aurora, CO, United States
146 Strong Memorial Hospital
- University of Rochester –
Wilmot Cancer Institute
Rochester, NY, United States
147 Tata Memorial Hospital
– Department of
Medical Oncology
Mumbai, India
148 Kyushu University Hospital
– Hematology, Oncology &
Cardiovascular medicine
Fukuoka, Japan
149 St George’s Hospital
– Cancer Services
London, United Kingdom
150 Istituto Giannina
Gaslini – Oncologia
Genoa, Italy
151 University Hospital Of
Wales – Cancer services
Cardiff, United Kingdom
152 Changi General Hospital –
161 Centro Médico Teknon
– Instituto Oncológico
Teknon (IOT)
Barcelona, Spain
162 Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Birmingham – Cancer Services
Birmingham, United Kingdom
163 John Radcliffe Hospital
– Oxford Cancer and
Haematology Centre
Oxford, United Kingdom
164 Austin Hospital - Heidelberg
– Olivia Newton-John Cancer
Wellness & Research Centre
Melbourne, Australia
165 Hôpital Saint-Antoine –
Service d’oncologie
Paris, France
166 Tufts Medical Center
– Cancer Center
Boston, United States
167 Hospital Ruber Internacional
– Oncología Médica
Madrid, Spain
168 UCLA Health – Ronald
Reagan Medical Center –
177 Hospital Universitari
de Bellvitge – Institut
Català d’Oncologia
Barcelona, Spain
178 Aalborg Universitetshospital
– Onkologisk Afdeling
Aalborg, Denmark
179 Universitätsklinikum
Jena – Abteilung für
Hämatologie und
Internistische Onkologie
Jena, Germany
180 UPMC Children’s
Hospital of Pittsburgh
– Division of Pediatric
Hematology/Oncology
Pittsburgh, United States
181 Korea University - Guro
Hospital – Department
of Oncology
Seoul, South Korea
182 St. Bartholomew’s Hospital –
Barts Health cancer services
London, United Kingdom
183 Mount Sinai Beth
Israel – Mount Sinai
Tisch Cancer Center
185 Juntendo University
Hospital – Department
of Medical Oncology
Tokyo, Japan
186 University of Kentucky -
Albert B. Chandler Hospital 
– Markey Cancer Center
Lexington, KY, United States
187 Westmead Hospital –
The Crown Princess
Mary Cancer Centre
Sydney, Australia
188 Swedish Medical Center –
Swedish Cancer Institute
Seattle, United States
189 Gangnam Severance Hospital
- Yonsei University – Mediz
Seoul, South Korea
190 Yale New Haven Hospital –
Smilow Cancer Hospital
New Haven, CT, United States
191 Houston Methodist Hospital
– Houston Methodist
Neal Cancer Center
Houston, United States
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NCCS Oncology Clinic @ CGH Beverly Hills Cancer Care New York City, United States 192 The National Cancer Center
Singapore, Singapore  Los Angeles, United States Tokyo, Japan
184 University of Iowa Hospitals
153 Instituto do Cancer do 169 Chiba University and Clinics – Holden 193 Alberta Children’s Hospital
Estado de Sao Paulo Hospital – Oncology Comprehensive Cancer Center – Pediatric Oncology Clinic
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194 Amsterdam UMC –
Medische Oncologie
Amsterdam, Netherlands
195 Universitätsmedizin Göttingen
– Klinik für Hämatologie und
Medizinische Onkologie
Göttingen, Germany
196 Franciscan Children’s Hospital
& Rehab Center – Cancer and
Blood Disorders Center
Boston, United States
197 Alfried Krupp Krankenhaus
Rüttenscheid – Klinik für
Onkologie, Gastroenterologie
und Hämatologie
Essen, Germany
198 St Mary’s Hospital –
Cancer Services
London, United Kingdom
199 University College Hospital
– Macmillan Cancer Centre
London, United Kingdom
200 Universitätsklinikum Erlangen
– Onkologisches Zentrum
Erlangen, Germany
201 Nuffield Health - Cambridge
Hospital – Cancer Care
Cambridge, United Kingdom
202 Kaiser Permanente
Los Angeles Medical
Center – Cancer Care
Los Angeles, United States
203 VU Medisch Centrum –
Kanker & Cancer
Center Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands
204 Osaka City University
Hospital – Department
of Radiation Oncology
Osaka, Japan
205 Konkuk University Medical
Center – Department of
Hematology and Oncology
Seoul, South Korea
206 The Royal London Hospital
– Haematology Oncology
and General Paediatrics
London, United Kingdom
207 University of North Carolina
Hospitals – Lineberger
Comprehensive Cancer Center
Chapel Hill, NC, United States
208 Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center – Fred
Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center
Seattle, United States
209 The Clatterbridge Cancer
Center – Cancer Department
Wirral, United Kingdom
210 Apollo Speciality Cancer
Hospital – Apollo Cancer Centre
Chennai, India
211 University of Virginia Medical
Center – Cancer Center
Charlottesville, VA, United States
212 St. Michael’s Hospital –
Oncology and Endoscopy
Toronto, Canada
213 IWK Children’s Health –
Department of Oncology
Halifax, Canada
214 Akademiska Sjukhuset –
Onkologmottagningen
Uppsala, Sweden
215 The Children’s Hospital
at Westmead – Cancer
Centre for Children
Westmead, Australia
216 Kindai University Hospital
– Medical Oncology
Osaka, Japan
217 All India Institute of Medical
Sciences - Delhi – Department
of Medical Oncology
New Delhi, India
218 California Pacific Medical
Center  – CPMC Cancer Center
San Francisco, United States
219 CHUL - CHU de Québec-
Université Laval
– Cancérologie
Quebec City, Canada
220 AP-HP - Hôpital
Lariboisière – Chirurgie
Viscérale, Cancérologique
et Endocrinienne
Paris, France
221 Virginia Mason Medical
Center – Seattle Cancer Care
Seattle, United States
222 Hôpital Paris Saint-
Joseph – Oncologie
Paris, France
223 Hôpitaux Universitaires
de Marseille Conception
– Unité d’hématologie
Marseille, France
224 Hadassah Medical Center
Mount Scopus – Sharett
Institute of Oncology
Jerusalem, Israel
225 Klinikum Chemnitz
gGmbH – Onkologisches
Centrum Chemnitz
Chemnitz, Germany
226 CHU Strasbourg –
Oncologie thoracique
Strasbourg, France
227 Inselspital Bern –
Medizinische Onkologie
Bern, Switzerland
228 University of California -
Davis Medical Center – UC
Davis Comprehensive
Cancer Center
Sacramento, CA, United States
229 Hôpital Saint-Joseph –
Oncologie Médicale
Marseille, France
230 Flinders Medical Centre –
Flinders Cancer Clinic
Bedford Park, Australia
231 Ajou University Hospital
– Hematology and
Oncology Department
Suwon, South Korea
232 National Cancer Institute –
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda, MD, United States
233 Complejo Asistencial
Universitario de Salamanca
– Oncología médica
Salamanca, Spain
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234 Case Western Reserve
University – Case
Comprehensive Cancer Center
Cleveland, United States
235 Universitätsklinikum
des Saarlandes – Klinik
für Innere Medizin I -
Therapie von Tumor-,
Blut-, immunologischen
& rheumatologischen
Erkrankungen
Homburg, Germany
236 Apollo Hospital - Chennai
– Apollo Cancer Centre
Chennai, India
237 Institut de Cancérologie
de l’Ouest Paul Papin
Angers, France
238 Institut Mutualiste Montsouris
– Cancérologie/oncologie
Paris, France
239 Evangelisches
Waldkrankenhaus Spandau
– Onkologisches Zentrum
Berlin, Germany
240 Hôpital Lyon Sud (HCL) –
Institut de cancérologie
Pierre Benite, France
241 Universitätsklinikum
Schleswig-Holstein - Campus
Kiel – Onkologischen
Zentrum am Karl-Lennert-
Krebscentrum
Kiel, Germany
242 Aichi Medical University
Hospital – Cancer Center
Nagakute, Japan
243 Sydney Adventist Hospital
– San Cancer Services
Wahroonga, Australia
244 Carolina East Medical
Center – Cancer Center
New Bern, NC, United States
245 Hôpitaux Universitaires de
Marseille Timone – Pédiatrie
et oncologie pédiatrique
Marseile, France
246 Hospital Universitario Reina
Sofía – Oncología Médica
Córdoba, Spain
247 Universitätsklinikum
Schleswig-Holstein - Campus
Lübeck – Universitäres Cancer
Center Lübeck (UCCL)
Lübeck, Germany
248 Centre Hospitalier
Universitaire Vaudois –
Départment d’oncologie
Lausanne, Switzerland
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249 University Hospitals Cleveland
Medical Center – Cancer
Services & Oncology
Cleveland, United States
250 Hospital Universitario de
Basurto – Oncología Médica
Bilbao, Spain
251 Hospital Universitario
Fundación Jiménez Díaz
– Oncohealth Institute
Madrid, Spain
252 Vancouver General Hospital
– BC Cancer – Vancouver
Vancouver, Canada
253 University of California
at Irvine – Division of
Hematology & Oncology
Irvine, CA, United States
254 Bristol Royal Hospital For
Children – Bristol Haematology
and Oncology Centre
Bristol, United Kingdom
255 LWL-Universitätsklinikum
Bochum – Hämatologie
und Onkologie mit
Palliativmedizin
Bochum, Germany
256 Centrastate Medical
Center – Cancer Care
Freehold, NJ, United States
257 Hospital Universitario de la
Princesa – Oncología Médica
Madrid, Spain
258 Robert-Bosch-Krankenhaus
– Abteilung für Hämatologie,
Onkologie und Palliativmedizin
Stuttgart, Germany
259 Klinik Hirslanden
Zürich – Onkologie
Zürich, Switzerland
260 The James Cook University
Hospital – James Cook
Cancer Institute
Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
261 Centre hospitalier de
l’Université de Montréal
– Oncologie Medicale
Montreal, Canada
262 Les Hôpitaux Universitaires
de Genève (HUG) - Cluse-
Roseraie – Service d’oncologie
Geneva, Switzerland
263 Glasgow Royal Infirmary –
Department of Oncology
Glasgow, United Kingdom
264 London Bridge Hospital
– Private Care at Guy’s
London, United Kingdom
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= PROMs
265 National University Hospital
– National University Cancer
Institute Singapore
Singapore, Singapore
266 Royal Brompton Hospital –
Department of Oncology
London, United Kingdom
267 Royal Papworth Hospital
– Thoracic Oncology
Cambridge, United Kingdom
268 Ospedale Luigi Sacco
– Oncologia Sacco
Milan, Italy
269 Oxford University
Hospitals – Oncology
Oxford, United Kingdom
270 Luzerner Kantonsspital –
Medizinische Onkologie
Lucerne, Switzerland
271 Royal Free Hospital –
Cancer services
London, United Kingdom
272 Institute of Clinical
Medicine - University of
Oslo – Comprehensive
Cancer Centre (OUS-CCC)
Oslo, Norway
273 Salford Royal – Endocrinology
and Metabolic Medicine
Salford, United Kingdom
274 Wythenshawe Hospital
– Cancer Services
Manchester, United Kingdom
275 Singapore General
Hospital (SGH) – Cancer 288 Royal Orthopaedic Hospital
Singapore, Singapore – Orthopaedic Oncology
282 Helsinki University Hospital – Birmingham, United Kingdom
276 Aarhus Universitetshospital Comprehensive Cancer Center
– Kræftafdelingen Helsinki, Finnland 289 Osaka International
Aarhus, Denmark Cancer Institute – Cancer
283 The Catholic University Of Control Center
277 Manchester Royal Infirmary Korea - Yeouido St. Mary’s Osaka, Japan
– Department of Oncology Hospital – Department
Manchester, United Kingdom of Radiation Oncology 290 University of California at
Seoul, South Korea San Diego – Cancer Services
278 The Christian Medical La Jolla, United States
College – Medical Oncology 284 Hirslanden Klinik Beau-
Vellore, India Site – Onkologie Bern 291 Lindenhofspital Bern –
Bern, Switzerland Onkologiezentrum Bern
279 Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Bern, Switzerland
Center – Dan L Duncan 285 Cleveland Clinic Fairview
Comprehensive Cancer Hospital – Cancer Center 292 Clinique Générale-Beaulieu
Center (DLDCCC) Cleveland, United States – Oncologie (cancérologie)
Houston, United States Geneva, Switzerland
286 Universitätsklinikum
280 Hospital Universitario Knappschaftskrankenhaus 293 Mount Elizabeth Hospital -
S H Ap e C H ArG e /G e t t Y
Puerta de Hierro – Bochum – Onkologisches Orchard – Cancer (Oncology)
Oncología Médica Zentrum (RUCCC) Singapore, Singapore
Majadahonda, Spain Bochum, Germany
294 Hospital Universitario Virgen
281 Leeds General Infirmary 287 Churchill Hospital – del Rocío – Oncología Médica,
– Leeds Cancer Centre Department of Oncology Radioterápica y Radiofísica
Leeds, United Kingdom Oxford, United Kingdom Seville, Spain
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1 Cleveland Clinic –
Miller Family Heart,
Vascular & Thoracic Institute
Cleveland, United States
2 Mayo Clinic - Rochester
– Department of
Cardiovascular Medicine
Rochester, MN, United States
3 Massachusetts General
Hospital – Corrigan
Minehan Heart Center
Boston, United States
4 The Mount Sinai
Hospital – Mount Sinai
Heart - Cardiology &
Cardiovascular Surgery
New York City, United States
5 The Johns Hopkins
Hospital – Heart and
Vascular Institute
Baltimore, United States
6 Brigham And Women’s
Hospital – Heart &
Vascular Center
Boston, United States
7 Charité - Universitätsmedizin
Berlin – CharitéCentrum
11 für Herz-, Kreislauf-
und Gefäßmedizin
Berlin, Germany
8 AP-HP - Hôpital
Universitaire Pitié
295 Hospital Moinhos Salpêtrière – Département
de Vento – Centro de de Cardiologie
Oncologia Lygia Wong Ling Paris, France
Porto Alegre, Brazil
9 New York-Presbyterian
296 Tokyo Metropolitan Hospital-Columbia
Komagome and Cornell – NewYork-
Hospital – Department Presbyterian Heart
of Oncology New York City, United States
Tokyo, Japan
10 Royal Brompton Hospital
297 University of Illinois – Royal Brompton and
Hospital – Cancer Services Harefield Heart
Chicago, United States London, United Kingdom
298 Cliniques universitaires 11 Universitätsklinikum
Saint-Luc – Institut Heidelberg – Klinik für
Roi Albert II Kardiologie, Angiologie
Brussels , Belgium und Pneumologie
Heidelberg, Germany
299 Leicester Royal Infirmary
– Oncology Service 12 Cedars-Sinai
Leicester, United Kingdom Medical Center – Smidt
Heart Institute
300 Great Ormond Los Angeles, United States
Street Hospital –
Haematology and 13 Duke University Hospital
Oncology Department – Division of Cardiology
London, United Kingdom Durham, NC, United States
14 Hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania - Penn
Presbyterian – Primary
Cardiology
Philadelphia, United States
15 National Cerebral and
Cardiovascular Center –
Suita, Japan
16 Hospital Universitario
La Paz – Cardiología
Madrid, Spain
17 NYU Langone
Hospitals – Cardiology
and Heart Surgery
New York City, United States
18 Centro Cardiologico
Monzino –
Milan, Italy
19 Stanford Health Care
- Stanford Hospital –
General Cardiology
Stanford, CA, United States
20 Instituto do Coração –
Cardiologia Clinica
São Paulo, Brazil
21 Ospedale San Raffaele
- Gruppo San Donato –
Cardiologia Clinica
Milan, Italy
22 Abbott Northwestern
Hospital – Minneapolis
Heart Institute
Minneapolis, United States
23 University of Michigan
Hospitals - Michigan
Medicine – Frankel
Cardiovascular Center
Ann Arbor, MI, United States
24 Karolinska
Universitetssjukhuset –
Heart & Vascular Theme
Solna, Sweden
25 University of Chicago
Medical Center – Heart
& Vascular Center
Chicago, United States
26 Hospital General
Universitario Gregorio
Marañón – Cardiología
Madrid, Spain
27 Herz- und Diabeteszentrum
NRW – Klinik für Allgemeine
und Interventionelle
Kardiologie
Bad Oeynhausen, Germany
28 Herzzentrum Leipzig
– Kardiologie
Leipzig, Germany
29 Aarhus Universitetshospital
– Department of Cardiology
Aarhus, Denmark
30 Universitätsspital
Zürich – Universitäres
Herzzentrum Zürich
Zurich, Switzerland
31 AP-HP - Hôpital Européen
Georges Pompidou –
Service de Cardiologie
Paris, France
32 Hospital Israelita Albert
Einstein – Cardiologia
São Paulo, Brazil
33 Deutsches Herzzentrum
Berlin – Klinik für Innere
Medizin – Kardiologie
Berlin, Germany
34 Policlinico Sant’Orsola-
Malpighi – Cardiologia
Bologna, Italy
35 The Prince Charles Hospital
– Department of Cardiology
Brisbane, Australia
36 Northwestern Memorial
Hospital – Division
of Cardiology
Chicago, United States
37 Inselspital Bern –
Universitätsklinik
für Kardiologie
Bern, Switzerland
38 Hospital Clínic de
Barcelona – Cardiology and
Cardiovascular Institute
Barcelona, Spain
39 Asan Medical Center –
Department of Cardiology
Seoul, South Korea
40 Toronto General - University
Health Network – Peter
Munk Cardiac Centre
Toronto, Canada
41 Montreal General Hospital
- McGill University
Health Centre – The
Division of Cardiology
Montreal, Canada
42 Medizinische Hochschule
Hannover – Klinik für
Kardiologie und Angiologie
Hanover, Germany
43 Akademiska Sjukhuset
– The Heart Clinic
Uppsala, Sweden
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& Lev Leviev Heart Center
Ramat Gan, Israel
45 Baylor St. Luke’s Medical
Center – Department
of Cardiology
Houston, United States
46 Policlinico San Donato
- Gruppo San Donato
– Cardiologia
Milan, Italy
47 Johns Hopkins Bayview
Medical Center – Heart
and Vascular Institute
Baltimore, United States
48 Herzzentrum Dresden
– Herzzentrum der
Universitätsmedizin Dresden
Dresden, Germany
49 UCSF Medical Center –
Cardiology Department
Of Medicine
San Francisco, United States
50 Emory University
Hospital – Cardiac Care
Atlanta, United States
51 Baylor University Medical
Center – Department
of Cardiology
Dallas, United States
52 Yale New Haven Hospital –
Yale New Haven Hospital Heart
and Vascular Center (HVC)
New Haven, CT, United States
53 Universitätsmedizin
Göttingen – Herzzentrum der
Universitätsmedizin Göttingen
Göttingen, Germany
54 Policlinico Universitario
A. Gemelli – Cardiologia
Rome, Italy
55 Mayo Clinic - Phoenix –
Department of Cardiology
Phoenix, United States
56 Instituto Dante Pazzanese
de Cardiologia –
São Paulo, Brazil
57 National University
Heart Centre, Singapore
(NUHCS) – Cardiology
Singapore , Singapore
58 UCLA Health – Ronald
Reagan Medical Center –
Cardiovascular Center
Los Angeles, United States
59 Hospital do Coracao
– Cardiologia
São Paulo, Brazil
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60 Mount Sinai Hospital
– Cardiology
Toronto, Canada
61 Beth Israel Deaconess
Medical Center –
CardioVascular Institute
Boston, United States
62 University of Washington
Medical Center – Division
of Cardiology
Seattle, United States
63 Hospital Sirio Libanes –
Centro de Cardiologia
São Paulo, Brazil
64 Osaka University Hospital –
Cardiovascular Medicine
Osaka, Japan
65 UCLA Health – Santa Monica
Medical Center – Santa Monica
Cardiology and Imaging
Santa Monica, CA, United States
66 Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville –
Mayo Clinic Cardiovascular
Medicine
Jacksonville, FL, United States
67 Grande Ospedale
Metropolitano Niguarda
– Cardiothoracovascular
Department
Milan, Italy
68 Cleveland Clinic - Florida –
Robert and Suzanne Tomsich
Department of Cardiology
Weston, FL, United States
69 Universitätsklinikum
Düsseldorf – Klinik für
Kardiologie, Pneumologie
und Angiologie
Düsseldorf, Germany
70 Clinica Universidad de
Navarra – Departamento de
Cardiología y Cirugía Cardiaca
Pamplona, Spain
71 Groupe hospitalier
Pellegrin – L’antenne de
cardiologie de Pellegrin
Bordeaux, France
72 Seoul National University
Hospital – Cardiology
Seoul, South Korea
73 AP-HP - Hôpital Bichat-
Claude-Bernard – Service
de Cardiologie
Paris, France
74 Vancouver General Hospital
– UBC Divisions of Cardiology
& Cardiovascular Surgery
Vancouver, Canada
75 Hospital Universitari Vall
d’Hebron – Cardiología
Barcelona, Spain
76 Kyoto University Hospital –
Cardiovascular Medicine
Kyoto, Japan
77 Sakakibara Heart Institute
Tokyo, Japan
78 The University of Tokyo
Hospital – Cardiovascular
Medicine
Tokyo, Japan
79 Universitätsklinikum
Hamburg-Eppendorf –
Universitäres Herz- und
Gefäßzentrum UKE Hamburg
Hamburg, Germany
80 Hospital Clínico San
Carlos – Cardiología
Madrid, Spain
81 Amsterdam UMC –
Heart Center
Amsterdam, Netherlands
82 Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital
– Heart & Vascular Care
Atlanta, United States
83 Deutsches Herzzentrum
München
Munich, Germany
84 Monash Medical Centre -
Clayton – MonashHeart
Melbourne, Australia
85 Vanderbilt University Medical
Center – Cardiology
Nashville, TN, United States
86 Azienda Ospedaliera di
Padova – Cardiologia
Padua, Italy
87 Samsung Medical Center –
Department of Cardiology
Seoul, South Korea
88 Barnes-Jewish Hospital
– Heart and Vascular
Center - Cardiology
St. Louis, United States
89 LMU Klinikum –
Medizinischen Klinik und
Poliklinik I (Kardiologie)
Munich, Germany
90 Hôpital Paris Saint-
Joseph – Cardiologie
Paris, France
91 Scripps Memorial
Hospital La Jolla – Prebys
Cardiovascular Institute
La Jolla, CA, United States
92 University of California - Davis
Medical Center – Division of
Cardiovascular Medicine
Sacramento, CA, United States
93 Liverpool Heart and Chest
Hospital – Cardiology
Liverpool, United Kingdom
94 St Thomas’ Hospital –
Cardiology Department
London, United Kingdom
95 University Hospitals
Cleveland Medical Center
– Harrington Heart &
Vascular Institute
Cleveland, United States
96 Houston Methodist Hospital
– Department of Cardiology 
Houston, United States
97 Klinikum rechts der Isar der
Technischen Universität
München – Innere
Medizin I: Kardiologie
Munich, Germany
98 MedStar Washington
Hospital Center – MedStar
Heart & Vascular Institute
Washington, D.C., United States
99 Memorial Hermann-Texas
Medical Center – Heart
& Vascular Institute
Houston, United States
100 Hospital Ramón y Cajal
– Cardiología Adultos
Madrid, Spain
101 Asklepios Klinik St.
Georg – Zentrum für Herz-
und Gefässmedizin
Hamburg, Germany
102 Universitätsklinikum
Köln – Kardiologie
Cologne, Germany
103 Istituto Clinico Humanitas –
Humanitas Cardio Center
Milan, Italy
104 University of North
Carolina Hospitals –
Division of Cardiology
Chapel Hill, NC, United States
105 Kurashiki Central Hospital –
Department of Cardiology
Kurashiki, Japan
106 Royal Papworth Hospital
– Cardiology Services
Cambridge, United Kingdom
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107 St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
– Barts Heart Centre
London, United Kingdom
108 Universitätsklinikum Essen
– Klinik für Kardiologie
und Angiologie
Essen, Germany
109 St. Michael’s Hospital –
Heart & Vascular Program
Toronto, Canada
110 Beaumont Hospital Royal Oak
– Heart and Vascular Group
Royal Oak, MI, United States
111 John Radcliffe Hospital
– Cardiology
Oxford, United Kingdom
112 Harefield Hospital – Heart
and lung expertise  cardiaque & cardiologie
Uxbridge, United Kingdom
113 Apollo Hospital - Chennai
– Apollo Heart Centre
Chennai, India
114 Oslo Universitetssykehus
– Kardiologisk avdeling
AN DR E S R /G E T T Y
Oslo, Norway
115 Mount Elizabeth Hospital -
Orchard – Cardiac Centre
Singapore , Singapore
116 Albertinen-Krankenhaus
– Albertinen Herz- und
Gefäßzentrum
Hamburg, Germany
117 Baylor Scott and White - The
Heart Hospital Plano – The
Heart Hospital – Plano
Plano, TX, United States
118 St. Luke’s International
Hospital – Cardiovascular
Center
Tokyo, Japan
119 Nippon Medical School
Hospital – Department
of Cardiology
Tokyo, Japan
120 Hôpital Marie
Lannelongue – Chirurgie
de l’adulte
Le Plessis Robinson, France
121 Jefferson Health -
Thomas Jefferson
University Hospitals –
Jefferson Heart Institute
Philadelphia, United States
122 BP – A Beneficência
Portuguesa de São
Paulo – Cardiologia
São Paulo, Brazil
123 UAB Hospital – UAB
Cardiovascular Institute
Birmingham, AL, United States
124 Narayana Institute of Cardiac
Sciences – Narayana Institute
of Cardiac Sciences
Bangalore, India
125 Hospital Universitario Virgen
del Rocío – Cardiología y
Cirugia Cardiovascular
Seville, Spain
126 Clinique Saint-Augustin
– Cardiologie
Bordeaux, France
127 NYU Winthrop Hospital
– General Cardiology
Mineola, NY, United States
128 Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant
Pau – Servicio de Cardiología
Barcelona, Spain
129 Erasmus MC – Kliniek
Cardiologie
Rotterdam, Netherlands
130 Universitätsklinikum
des Saarlandes – Innere
Medizin III - Kardiologie,
Angiologie und internistische
Intensivmedizin
Hamburg, Germany
131 University of Minnesota
Medical Center –
Cardiovascular Division and
Lillehei Heart Institute
Minneapolis, United States
132 The Alfred – Cardiology
Melbourne, Australia
133 Ohio State University - Wexner
Medical Center – Heart
and Vascular Center
Columbus, OH, United States
134 Hopital Haut-Leveque –
Hôpital cardiologique
Pessac, France
135 Jewish General Hospital
– Cardiovascular
Intensive Care Unit
Montreal, Canada
136 St. Luke’s Hospital of Kansas
City – Saint Luke’s Mid
America Heart Institute
Kansas City, MO, United States
137 Lenox Hill Hospital
– Cardiology
New York City, United States
138 UPMC Presbyterian &
Shadyside – UPMC Heart
and Vascular Institute
Pittsburgh, United States
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139 Policlinico Universitario
Campus Bio-Medico
– Cardiologia
Rome, Italy
140 Universitätsklinikum
Leipzig – Klinik und
Poliklinik für Kardiologie
Leipzig, Germany
141 UC San Diego Health
- Jacobs Medical Center –
Cardiovascular Institute
San Diego, United States
142 Korea University
- Anam Hospital –
Cardiovascular Center
Seoul, South Korea
143 Universitair Medisch
Centrum Groningen
– Hartcentrum
Groningen, Netherlands
144 Centre Cardiologique
du Nord – Centre
Cardiologique du Nord
Saint-Denis, France
145 Severance Hospital
- Yonsei University –
Cardiovascular Hospital
Seoul, South Korea
146 St. Vincent Heart Center
of Indiana – Heart and
Vascular Health
Indianapolis, United States
147 Medanta The Medicity
– Heart Institute
Gurgaon, India
148 Hospital Universitario 12
de Octubre – Cardiología
Madrid, Spain
149 Royal Melbourne Hospital
- Parkville – Cardiology
Melbourne, Australia
150 Addenbrooke’s
– Department for
Cardiology Diagnostics
Cambridge, United Kingdom
151 Dartmouth-Hitchcock
Medical Center – Heart
and Vascular Center
Lebanon, NH, United States
152 UT Southwestern Medical
Center – Cardiology Division
Dallas, United States
153 St Vincent’s Hospital -
Darlinghurst – Cardiology
Sydney, Australia
154 Arcispedale Sant’Anna
– Cardiologia
Ferrara, Italy
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155 AP-HM - Hôpital de la 171 The Christian Medical

Timone – Cardiologie, College – Cardiology
maladies coronaires Vellore, India
Marseille, France
172 University of Colorado
156 Wythenshawe Hospital Hospital – Division
– Cardiology and of Cardiology
Cardiothoracic Surgery Aurora, CO, United States
Manchester, United Kingdom
173 Hospital Universitario y
157 Azienda Ospedaliero Politécnico la Fe – Servicio
Universitaria Pisana – de Cardiología
Cardiotoraco vascolare Valencia, Spain
Pisa, Italy
174 Azienda Ospedaliera
158 Royal Prince Alfred Universitaria Sant’Andrea
Hospital – Cardiology – UOC Cardiologia
Sydney, Australia Rome, Italy

159 Azienda Ospedaliera 175 Hokkaido University

San Camillo Forlanini Hospital – Cardiovascular
– UOC Cardiologia Medicine
Rome, Italy Hokkaido, Japan

160 Hadassah Ein Kerem 176 Hospital Alemão Oswaldo

Hospital – Cardiology - Cruz – Centro Especializado
The Heart Institute em Cardiologia
Jerusalem, Israel São Paulo, Brazil

161 Hammersmith Hospital 177 AP-HP - Hôpital Henri-

– Cardiology
London, United Kingdom
162 Azienda Ospedaliero
Universitaria Careggi
– Dipartimento
Cardiotoracovascolare
Florence, Italy
163 Cleveland Clinic Fairview
Hospital – Fairview
Hospital Heart Center
Cleveland, United States
164 Institut Mutualiste
Montsouris – Cardiologie
& Rythmologie
Paris, France
165 Hospital Pro Cardiaco
– Cardiologia
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
166 Chiba University Hospital –
Cardiovascular Medicine
Chiba, Japan
167 Hôpital Purpan – Cardiologie
Toulouse, France
168 Helsinki University Hospital
– Heart and Lung Center
Helsinki, Finland
169 Ospedale San Filippo
Mondor – Service
de Cardiologie
Creteil, France
178 Azienda Ospedaliera Ordine
Mauriziano – S.C. Cardiologia
Turin, Italy
179 Adventhealth Orlando –
Cardiovascular Institute
Orlando, FL, United States
180 Clinique Chirurgical
Ambroise Paré – Cardiologie
et vasculaire
Neuilly Sur Seine, France
181 Complexo Hospitalario
Universitario a Coruña
– Cardiología
Coruña, Spain
182 Tufts Medical Center
– Cardiology
Boston, United States
183 Asian Heart Institute
– Cardiology
Mumbai, India
184 Seoul National University
- Bundang Hospital –
Cardiovascular Center
Seongnam, South Korea
187 Universitäts-Herzzentrum
Freiburg - Bad
Krozingen – Universitäts-
Herzzentrum Freiburg
Freiburg, Germany
188 Advocate Christ Medical Center
– Advocate Heart Institute
Oak Lawn, IL, United States
189 Keio University Hospital
– Cardiology
Tokyo, Japan
190 Hospital Universitari de
Bellvitge – Cardiología
Barcelona, Spain
191 Sunshine Heart Institute
– Cardiology
Hyderabad, India
192 Keck Hospital of USC –
Cardiology / Heart Health
Los Angeles, United States
193 Schüchtermann-Klinik
– Kardiologie
Bad Rothenfelde, Germany
194 Tampere University
196 Advocate Good Samaritan
Hospital – Advocate
Heart Institute
Downers Grove, IL, United States
197 Arkansas Heart Hospital
– Cardiology
Little Rock, AR, United States
198 Fortis Escorts Heart Institute –
Cardiac Sciences – Cardiology
(Adult & Paediatric)
Delhi, India
199 Hirslanden Klinik Im Park
– Herzgefässmedizin 
Zürich, Switzerland
200 Sydney Adventist
Hospital – Cardiovascular
& Thoracic Services
Wahroonga, Australia
201 Scripps Mercy Hospital
– Cardiology
San Diego, United States
202 Western Hospital -
Footscray – Cardiology
Footscray, Australia
S DI prO D U C t IO N S /G e t t Y

Neri – Cardiologia Clinica e 185 Gleneagles Hospital – Hospital – Tampere 203 Austin Hospital -
Riabilitativa San Filippo Neri Cardiovascular Department Heart Hospital Heidelberg – Cardiology
Rome, Italy Singapore , Singapore Tampere, Finland Melbourne, Australia

170 Ospedale Papa Giovanni 186 Hopital Prive Jacques 195 Kobe City Medical Center 204 All India Institute of
XXIII – Dipartimento Cartier – Institut General Hospital – Medical Sciences - Delhi –
cardiovascolare Cardiovasculaire Paris Sud Cardiovascular Medicine Cardiothoracic Sciences Centre
Bergamo, Italy Massy, France Kobe, Japan Delhi, India

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– Cardiology
Auchenflower, Australia
206 Hopital Hôtel-Dieu –
Cardiologie et maladies
vasculaires
Nantes, France
207 Saifee Hospital –
Cardiology Department
Mumbai, India
208 Hospital das Clinicas da
Universidade de Sao Paulo –
Department of Cardiology
São Paulo, Brazil
209 Policlinico Umberto I –
Cardio-Toraco-Vascolare
e Chirurgia dei
Trapianti d’Organo
Rome, Italy
210 University of Wisconsin
Hospitals – Heart Care
Madison, WI, United States
211 Universitätsklinikum
Freiburg – Klinik für
Kardiologie und Angiologie I
Freiburg, Germany
212 PGIMER - Postgraduate
Institute of Medical Education
and Research – Cardiology
Chandigarh, India
213 CHU Dijon-Bourgogne -
Hopital François Mitterrand
– Cardiologie Générale
Dijon, France
214 Fortis Hiranandani Hospital
– Interventional cardiology
Mumbai, India
215 Tel-Aviv Sourasky
Medical Center – Division
of Cardiology
Tel Aviv, Israel
216 Beaumont Hospital
Troy – Cardiology
Troy, MI, United States
217 Kyushu University Hospital
– Department of Cardiology
Fukuoka, Japan
218 Hospital de Ensino da
UNIFESP – Cardiologia
São Paulo, Brazil
219 McGill University
Health Centre – Department
of Cardiology
Montreal, Canada
220 Ramathibodi Hospital –
Heart, vascular and
metabolic center
Bangkok, Thailand
221 Hartford Hospital – Heart
and Vascular Institute
Hartford, United States
222 Hirslanden Klinik Beau-
Site – HerzZentrum Bern
Bern, Switzerland
223 Fortis Escorts Hospital –
Fortis Escorts Heart Institute
New Delhi, India
224 Kameda Medical Center –
Department of Cardiology
Kamogawa, Japan
225 Hospital Universitario
Virgen Macarena –
Cardiología y Cirugía
Cardiovascular
Seville, Spain
226 Royal Brisbane & Women’s
Hospital – Cardiology
Herston, Australia
227 Oklahoma Heart
Hospital – Cardiology
Oklahoma City, United States
228 Montefiore Medical Center –
Montefiore Einstein Center
for Heart and Vascular Care
Bronx, NY, United States
229 Ospedale San Bortolo –
Dipartimento Strutturale
Cardio-vascolare
Vicenza, Italy
230 Hôpital Louis Pradel –
Service de cardiologie
médicale-coronaires/valves
et insuffisance cardiaque
Bron, France
231 Westmead Hospital
– Cardiology
Westmead, Australia
232 Baptist Medical Center
- Beaches – Heart &
Vascular Care
Jacksonville Beach,
FL, United States
233 Ospedale San Martino di
Genova – Cardiologia
Genoa, Italy
234 Royal Free Hospital
– Cardiology
London, United Kingdom
235 Presidio Ospedaliero
Molinette - A.O.U. Città
della Salute e della
Scienza – Cardiologia
Turin, Italy
236 Clinique du Millénaire
– Cardiologie
Montpellier, France
237 Golden Jubilee National
Hospital – Cardiology
Clydebank, United Kingdom
238 Inova Fairfax Hospital – Inova
Heart and Vascular Institute
Falls Church, VA, United States
239 CHU Rennes - Site
Pontchaillou – Cardiologie
et maladies vasculaires
Rennes, France
240 King’s College Hospital
– Cardiology
London, United Kingdom
241 Kerckhoff-Klinik –
Herzzentrum
Bad Nauheim, Germany
242 Universitätsklinikum
Bonn – Herzzentrum
der Universität Bonn
Bonn, Germany
243 North York General Hospital –
Supportive Cardiology Program
Toronto, Canada
244 Klinik Hirslanden
Zürich – HerzZentrum
Hirslanden Zürich
Zurich, Switzerland
245 Royal Jubilee Hospital – Heart
Function Clinics - Heart Health
Victoria, Canada
246 Fortis Flt. Lt. Rajan Dhall
Hospital – Cardiac Sciences
Delhi, India
247 Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh
at Little France – Cardiology
& Coronary Care Unit
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
248 Breach Candy Hospital
– Cardiology and Cardio
Thoracic Department
Mumbai, India
249 Universitätsmedizin der
Johannes Gutenberg-
Universität Mainz – Zentrum
für Kardiologie
Mainz, Germany
250 Universitätsspital
Basel – Kardiologie
Basel, Switzerland
251 Universitätsklinikum Gießen
und Marburg - Standort
Gießen – Medizinischen Klinik
I (Kardiologie und Angiologie)
Gießen, Germany
252 The Catholic University Of
Korea - Eunpyeong St. Mary’s
Hospital – Cardiology
Seoul, South Korea
253 St. Paul’s Hospital –
Division of Cardiology
Saskatoon, Canada
254 Sunnybrook Health
Sciences Centre – Division
of Cardiology
Toronto, Canada
255 Hospital Universitario de
la Princesa – Cardiología
Madrid, Spain
256 Rigshospitalet - København
– Hjertecentret
Copenhagen, Denmark
257 CHU Lille - Hôpital Claude-
Huriez – Institut Cœur Poumon
Lille, France
258 Fortis Hospital Mulund
– Cardiology and
Cardiac Surgery
Mumbai, India
259 Centre Hospitalier
Universitaire Vaudois –
Service de cardiologie
Lausanne, Switzerland
260 Christ Hospital – Heart
and Vascular
Cincinnati, United States
261 North Shore University
Hospital – Sandra Atlas
Bass Heart Hospital
Manhasset, NY, United States
262 Les Hôpitaux Universitaires
de Genève (HUG) - Cluse-
Roseraie – Cardiologie
Geneva, Switzerland
263 Helios Park-Klinikum Leipzig –
Pneumologie und Kardiologie
Leipzig, Germany
264 Fondazione Policlinico Tor
Vergata – U.O.C. Cardiologia
Rome, Italy
265 Azienda Ospedaliera
Universitaria Santa
Maria della Misericordia
– Cardiologia Udine
Udine, Italy
266 University of Virginia
Medical Center – Heart
and Vascular Center
Charlottesville, VA, United States
267 University Hospital Augusta
– Heart and Vascular
Augusta, GA, United States
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268 Ospedale Generale Santo
Spirito – Cardiologia
Rome, Italy
269 Hôpital Central - Nancy –
Cardiologie & vasculaire
Nancy, France
270 P. D. Hinduja National
Hospital & Medical Research
Centre – Cardiology
Mumbai, India
271 UF Health Shands
Hospital – Cardiology
Gainesville, FL, United States
272 Soroka Medical Center
– Cardiology
Beer-Sheva, Israel
273 Ospedale Luigi Sacco –
Cardiologia ed Utic Sacco
Milan, Italy
274 National University Hospital
– Heart Valve Centre
Singapore , Singapore
275 Azienda Ospedaliera
Universitaria Federico II
di Napoli – Cardiologia
e Cardiochirurgia
Napoles, Italy
276 Hospital Moinhos de
Vento – Cardiologia
Porto Alegre, Brazil
277 Kaiser Permanente Santa
Clara Medical Center –
Cardiovascular Services
Santa Clara, United States
278 Mayo Clinic - Health System
In Eau Claire – Cardiology
Eau Claire, WI, United States
279 Presidio Ospedaliero Spedali
Civili di Brescia – Cardiologia
Brescia, Italy
280 Rhön-Klinikum Campus
Bad Neustadt – Klinik
für Kardiologie
Bad Neustadt an der
Saale, Germany
281 Rush University Medical
Center – Cardiology Services
Chicago, United States
282 UMC Utrecht – Cardiologie
Utrecht, Netherlands
283 Penn State Health - Milton
S. Hershey Medical Center –
Heart and Vascular Institute
Hershey, PA, United States
284 SCB Medical College and
Hospital – Cardiac Sciences
Delhi, India
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285 Aurora St. Luke’s Medical
Center – Cardiac care
Milwaukee, United States
286 Gangnam Severance
Hospital - Yonsei
University – Department
of Cardiology
Seoul, South Korea
287 Indiana University Health
Medical Center – Heart
and Vascular Care
Indianapolis, United States
288 Clinique de La Source
– Cardiologie
Lausanne , Switzerland
289 Derriford Hospital
– Cardiology
Plymouth, United Kingdom
290 Hôpital Bretonneau
– Cardiologie
Tours, France
291 Tampa General
Hospital – Heart &
Vascular Institute
Tampa, United States
292 Universitätsklinikum
Ulm – Innere Medizin
II - Kardiologie
Ulm, Germany
293 Hôpital Privé Clairval –
Centre Cardiologie
Interventionnelle
Marseille, France
294 Rambam Hospital –
Department of Cardiology
Haifa, Israel
295 Universitätsklinikum
Frankfurt – Klinik für
Kardiologie, Angiologie,
Nephrologie
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
296 Clinique de la Sauvegarde
– Cardiologie médicale
et interventionnelle
Lyon, France
297 CHU Strasbourg - Hôpital
Civil – Cardiologie
Strasbourg, France
298 Hôpital Jean Minjoz
– Cardiologie
Besancon, France
299 Leids Universitair Medisch
Centrum – Hartcentrum
Leiden, Netherlands
300 Torrance Memorial Medical
Center – Lundquist Lurie
Cardiovascular Institute
Torrance, CA, United States
Pediatrics
1 Boston Children’s Hospital
Boston, United States
2 Hospital for Sick Children
Toronto, Canada
3 Great Ormond
Street Hospital
London, United Kingdom
4 Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, United States
5 BC Children’s Hospital
Vancouver, Canada
6 Alberta Children’s Hospital
Calgary, Canada
7 Texas Children’s Hospital
Houston, United States
8 Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Los Angeles, United States
9 Queensland Children’s
Hospital
South Brisbane, Australia
10 Ann & Robert H Lurie
Children’s Hospital
of Chicago
Chicago, United States
11 Hôpital Necker -
Enfants malades
Paris, France
12 Ospedale Pediatrico
Bambino Gesù di Roma
Rome, Italy
13 Cincinnati Children’s
Hospital Medical Center
Cincinnati, United States
14 Children’s National Hospital
Washington, D.C., United States
15 Alder Hey Children’s Hospital
Liverpool, United Kingdom
16 Seoul National
University Hospital
Seoul, South Korea
17 Bristol Royal Hospital
For Children
Bristol, United Kingdom
18 The Mount Sinai Hospital
New York City, United States
19 Birmingham
Children’s Hospital
Birmingham, United Kingdom
20 Children’s Hospital
of Michigan
Detroit, United States
21 Nationwide
Children’s Hospital
Columbus, United States
22 Akron Children’s Hospital
Akron, OH, United States
23 Johns Hopkins
All Children’s Hospital
St. Petersburg, FL, United States
24 Mayo Clinic - Rochester
Rochester, United States
25 Charité - Universitätsmedizin
Berlin
Berlin, Germany
26 New York-Presbyterian
Hospital-Columbia and Cornell
New York City, United States
27 The Children’s
Hospital at Westmead
Westmead, Australia
28 UPMC Children’s
Hospital of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, United States
29 A.C. Camargo Cancer Center
São Paulo, Brasil
30 Hospital Infantil
Universitario Niño Jesus
Madrid, Spain
31 St Jude Children’s
Research Hospital
Memphis, TN, United States
32 Seattle Children’s Hospital
Seattle, United States
33 Nemours Children’s
Health Delaware
Wilmington, DE, United States
34 Lucile Salter Packard
Children’s Hospital
at Stanford
Palo Alto, CA, United States
35 Royal Children’s
Hospital - Parkville
Parkville, Australia
36 Stollery Children’s Hospital
Edmonton, Canada
37 University of Chicago
Medical Center
Chicago, United States
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38 Children’s Hospital Colorado
Colorado Springs, CO,
United States
39 Massachusetts
General Hospital
Boston, United States
40 Istituto Giannina Gaslini
Genoa, Italy
41 Royal Hospital for
Sick Children
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
42 Nicklaus Children’s Hospital
Miami, United States
43 Ospedale dei Bambini
Vittore Buzzi - ASST
Fatebenefratelli-Sacco
Milan, Italy
44 Aalborg Universitetshospital
Aalborg, Denmark
45 A.O. Ospedali Riuniti
Marche Nord - Presidio
San Salvatore Centro
Pesaro, Italy
T H E G O O D BR I G AD E /G E T T Y
46 IWK Health Centre
Halifax, Canada
47 Emory University Hospital
Atlanta, United States
48 Royal Belfast Hospital
for Sick Children
Belfast, United Kingdom
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60 Asan Medical Center 80 All India Institute
Seoul, South Korea of Medical Sciences -
Delhi
61 Duke University Hospital New Delhi, India
Durham, NC, United States
81 AP-HP - Hôpital Européen
62 Johns Hopkins Bayview Georges Pompidou
Medical Center Paris, France
Baltimore, United States
82 Allgemeines Krankenhaus der
63 Sir Ganga Ram Hospital Stadt Wien - Medizinischer
Delhi, India Universitätscampus
Wien, Austria
64 CHU Sainte-Justine
Montreal, Canada 83 LMU Klinikum
Munich, Germany
65 Abbott Northwestern
Hospital 84 Connecticut Children’s
Minneapolis, United States Medical Center
Hartford, CT, United States
66 University of North
Carolina Hospitals 85 Rady Children’s Hospital
Chapel Hill, NC, United States San Diego, United States
67 Children’s Hospital 86 Addenbrooke’s
New Orleans Cambridge, United Kingdom
New Orleans, United States
87 Hospital Infantil
68 Children’s Hospital of Pequeno Principe
Eastern Ontario (CHEO) Curitiba, Brazil
Ottawa, Canada
88 Dell Children’s Medical
69 Hamilton Health Center of Central Texas
49 Vanderbilt University Sciences - McMaster Austin, TX, United States
Medical Center University Medical Centre
Nashville, TN, United States Hamilton, Canada 89 Advocate Sherman Hospital
Elgin, IL, United States
50 Children’s Medical 70 Perth Children’s Hospital
Center of Dallas Nedlands, Australia 90 Phoenix Children’s Hospital
Dallas, United States Phoenix, United States
71 Meyer - Azienda
51 Sydney Children’s Hospital Ospedaliero Universitaria 91 University of Miami Hospital
Randwick, Australia Florence, Italy Miami, United States
52 Arkansas Children’s Hospital 72 Universitätsklinikum 92 Charing Cross Hospital
Little Rock, AR, United States Hamburg-Eppendorf London, United Kingdom
Hamburg, Germany
53 Hospital Universitario La Paz 93 Cleveland Clinic
Madrid, Spain 73 IRCCS Materno Infantile Cleveland, United States
Burlo Garofolo
54 Rainbow Babies And Trieste, Italy 94 Ewha Womans University
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Cleveland, United States 74 Guy’s Hospital Seoul, South Korea
London, United Kingdom
55 National Center for Children’s 95 Nemours Children’s Hospital
Health and Development 75 Hospital Sirio Libanes Orlando, FL, United States
Okura, Japan São Paulo, Brazil
96 Children’s Hospital
56 The Johns Hopkins Hospital 76 Hospital Universitario of Wisconsin
Baltimore, United States Virgen del Rocío Milwaukee, United States
Seville, Spain
57 Kanagawa Children’s 97 St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Medical Center 77 Children’s St. Louis, United States
Yokohama, Japan Mercy Hospital
Kansas City, MO, United States 98 Universitätsklinikum
58 Hospital General Universitario Düsseldorf
Gregorio Marañón 78 Hospital Israelita Düsseldorf, Germany
Madrid, Spain Albert Einstein
São Paulo, Brazil 99 The Catholic University
59 Great North Children’s of Korea - Eunpyeong
Hospital 79 Hospital Universitario St. Mary’s Hospital
Newcastle Upon Tyne, Virgen de Las Nieves Seoul, South Korea
United Kingdom Granada, Spain
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Chennai, India
120 Azienda Ospedaliera
Universitaria Federico
II di Napoli
100 Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville Naples, Italy
Jacksonville, United States
121 Hôpital Notre-Dame
101 Korea University - Montreal, Canada
Anam Hospital
Seoul, South Korea 122 Tokyo Metropolitan
Children’s Medical Center
102 Shriners Hospital For Children Tokyo, Japan
Chicago, United States
123 Women’s and
103 Hospital de Ensino da UNIFESP Children’s Hospital
São Paulo, Brazil North Adelaide, Australia
139 Hospital E Maternidade Sepaco
São Paulo, Brazil
140 SoonChunHyang University
Hospital - Seoul
Seoul, South Korea
141 Pusan National
University Hospital
Busan, South Korea
142 Children’s Hospital
& Medical Center
Omaha, NE, United States
143 Universitäts-Kinderspital
beider Basel (UKBB)
Basel, Switzerland
159 Universitätsmedizin der
Johannes Gutenberg-
Universität Mainz
Mainz, Germany
160 Universitätsklinikum Leipzig
Leipzig, Germany
161 Shriners Hospitals For
Children - Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City, United States
162 Severance Hospital -
Yonsei University
Seoul, South Korea
163 Cnopf`sche Kinderklinik
Nürnberg, Germany

104 Sana Kliniken Leipziger Land
GmbH - Klinikum Borna
Borna, Germany
105 Mount Sinai Hospital
Toronto, Canada
106 Stavanger Universitetssjukehus
Stavanger, Norway
107 National University Hospital
Singapore, Singapore
108 Children’s Hospital Colorado
Anschutz Medical Campus
Aurora, CO, United States
109 Universitätsklinikum Essen
Essen, Germany
110 Mount Sinai Beth Israel
New York City, United States
111 Universitätsklinikum
Heidelberg
Heidelberg, Germany
112 Hospital Clínico Universitario
Virgen de la Arrixaca
El Palmar, Spain
113 The University of
Tokyo Hospital
Tokyo, Japan
114 Children’s Hospital of
The Kings Daughters
Norfolk, VA, United States
115 Karolinska
Universitetssjukhuset
Karolinska, Sweden
116 UC San Diego Health -
Jacobs Medical Center
San Diego, United States
117 Centre Hospitalier
Universitaire Vaudois
Lausanne, Switzerland
118 Kyung Hee University -
Hospital at Gangdong
Seoul, South Korea
124 La Rabida Children’s Hospital
Chicago, United States
125 Hospital Universitario
de Cruces
Barakaldo, Spain
126 Hospital Infantil Sabara
São Paulo, Brazil
127 Vestische Kinder- und
Jugendklinik Datteln
Datteln, Germany
128 AKK Altonaer
Kinderkrankenhaus gGmbH
Hamburg, Germany
129 Hanyang University
Medical Center
Seoul, South Korea
130 Akita University Hospital
Akita, Japan
131 Deutsches Zentrum für Kinder-
und Jugendrheumatologie
Garmisch-Partenkirchen,
Germany
132 Ajou University Hospital
Suwon-si, South Korea
133 Hospital Español
Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico
134 Keimyung University -
Dongsan Medical Center
Daegu, South Korea
135 EvergreenHealth
Medical Center
Kirkland, WA, United States
136 Osaka Women’s and
Children’s Hospital
Izumi, Japan
137 Children’s Home of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, United States
138 Instituto Auxologico
Italiano - IRCCS
Milan, Italy
144 Kinder- und
Jugendkrankenhaus
AUF DER BULT
Hanover, Germany
145 Inha University Hospital
Incheon, South Korea
146 Chungnam National
University Hospital
Daejeon, South Korea
147 Children’s Specialized
Hospital
New Brunswick, NJ, United States
148 Chung-Ang University Hospital
Seoul, South Korea
149 Katholisches
Kinderkrankenhaus
Wilhelmstift gGmbH
Hamburg, Germany
150 Children’s Hospital
of Orange County
Orange, CA, United States
151 Nagoya University Hospital
Nagoya, Japan
152 DRK Kliniken Berlin Westend
Berlin, Germany
153 Rainbow Children’s Hospital
Hyderabad, India
154 Abbeville General Hospital
Abbeville, LA, United States
155 Osaka University Hospital
Osaka, Japan
156 Shriners’ Hospital For
Children - Boston
Boston, United States
157 Hospital das Clinicas da
Unicamp de Campinas
Campinas, Brazil
158 Arkansas Children’s
Northwest
Springdale, AR, United States
164 Montreal Children’s
Hospital - McGill University
Health Centre
Montreal, Canada
165 AP-HM Hôpital La
Timone Enfants
Marseille, France
166 Gangnam Severance
Hospital - Yonsei University
Seoul, South Korea
167 Inje University - Seoul
Paik Hospital
Seoul, South Korea
168 Kyungpook National
University Hospital
Daegu, South Korea
169 Hospital Universitari
Vall d’Hebron
Barcelona, Spain
170 Universitätsmedizin Göttingen
Göttingen, Germany
171 Hallym University Dongtan
- Sacred Heart Hospital
Incheon, South Korea
172 Universitätsklinikum
Erlangen
Erlangen, Germany
173 Instituto de Oncologia
Pediatrica
São Paolo, Brazil
174 Chonbuk National
University Hospital
Jeonju, South Korea
175 Universitätsklinikum Gießen
und Marburg - Standort Gießen
Gießen, Germany
176 Korea University -
Guro Hospital
Seoul, South Korea
177 Universitätsklinikum Münster
Münster, Germany

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178 Hospital Universitario

y Politécnico la Fe
Valencia, Spain
189 Universitätsklinikum Jena
Jena, Germany Cardiac Surgery
190 Shizouka Children’s Hospital
179 Hospital Universitario Shizuoka, Japan
12 de Octubre 1 Cleveland Clinic – 16 Duke University Hospital
Madrid, Spain 191 Sheffield Children’s Hospital Cardiovascular Surgery – Cardiovascular and
Sheffield, United Kingdom Department Thoracic Surgery
180 Hospital E Maternidade Cleveland, United States Durham, NC, United States
Santa Joana 192 Universitätsklinikum Tübingen
São Paolo, Brazil Tübingen, Germany 2 Mayo Clinic - Rochester – 17 Herz- und Diabeteszentrum
Cardiovascular Surgery Nordrhein-Westfalen –
181 Hospital Ramón y Cajal 193 Chonnam National Rochester, MN, United States Klinik für Thorax- und
Madrid, Spain University Hospital Kardiovaskularchirurgie
Gwangju, South Korea 3 Massachusetts General Bad Oeynhausen, Germany
182 Universitätsklinikum Hospital – Cardiac Surgery
RWTH Aachen 194 Hospital Universitario Boston, United States 18 Royal Brompton Hospital
Aachen, Germany Reina Sofía – Adult cardiac surgery
Córdoba, Spain 4 The Johns Hopkins London, United Kingdom
183 Royal Manchester Hospital – Heart and
Children’s Hospital 195 Inje University - Vascular Institute 19 Toronto General -
Manchester, United Kingdom Sanggye Paik Hospital Baltimore, United States University Health Network
Seoul, South Korea – Cardiac Surgery
184 The Christian 5 The Mount Sinai Hospital Toronto, Canada
Medical College 196 Inselspital Bern – Heart - Cardiology &
Vellore, India Bern, Switzerland Cardiovascular Surgery 20 Centro Cardiologico
New York City, United States Monzino – Department
185 Inje University - 197 Universitätsklinikum Köln of Cardiac and
Busan Paik Hospital Köln, Germany 6 Deutsches Herzzentrum Vascular Surgery
Busan, South Korea Berlin – Klinik für Herz-, Milan, Italy
198 Konyang University Hospital Thorax- und Gefäßchirurgie
186 Chosun University Hospital Daejeon, South Korea Berlin, Germany 21 UCLA Health – Ronald
Gwangju, South Korea Reagan Medical Center –
C AVA N IM AG E S /G E T T Y

199 Hopital Mere Enfant 7 Brigham And Women’s Cardiovascular Center

187 Hallym University Hangang
- Sacred Heart Hospital
Gyeonggi, South Korea
200 Gachon University -
188 Kangbuk Samsung Hospital
Seoul, South Korea
de L’Est Parisien Hospital – Cardiac Surgery
Paris, France Boston, United States
8 New York-Presbyterian
Gil Medical Center Hospital-Columbia and
Incheon, South Korea Cornell – Cardiac Surgery
New York City, United States
9 The University of
Tokyo Hospital –
Cardiovascular Surgery
Tokyo, Japan
10 AP-HP - Hôpital Universitaire
Pitié Salpêtrière –
Department of Cardiology
Paris, France
11 Herzzentrum Leipzig
– Herzchirurgie
Leipzig, Germany
12 Baylor St. Luke’s Medical
Center – Cardiothoracic
Surgery Clinic
Houston, United States
13 Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
– Cardiology Department
Los Angeles, United States
14 Stanford Health Care
- Stanford Hospital –
General Cardiology
Stanford, CA, United States
Los Angeles, United States
22 Policlinico Sant’Orsola-
Malpighi – Cardiac Surgery
Bologna, Italy
23 AP-HP - Hôpital
Européen Georges
Pompidou – Service de
Chirurgie cardio vasculaire
Paris, France
24 Northwestern
Memorial Hospital –
Cardiovascular institute
Chicago, United States
25 National Cerebral
and Cardiovascular
Center – Cardiovascular
surgery department
Suita, Japan
26 Charité - Universitätsmedizin
Berlin – Klinik für
Kardiovaskuläre Chirurgie
– Herzchirurgie
Berlin, Germany
27 Hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania - Penn
Presbyterian – Penn
Cardiovascular Surgery
Penn Presbyterian
Philadelphia, United States

15 NYU Langone Hospitals – 28 Houston Methodist Hospital

Cardiothoracic Surgery – Department of cardiology
New York City, United States Houston, United States

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29 University of Chicago
Medical Center – Heart
and Vascular Care
Chicago, United States
30 Boston Children’s Hospital
– Cardiology department
Boston, United States
31 Medizinische Hochschule
Hannover – Klinik für Herz-,
Thorax-, Transplantations-
und Gefäßchirurgie
Hannover, Germany
32 UCSF Medical Center –
Cardiothoracic Surgery
San Francisco, United States
33 Hospital General
Universitario Gregorio
Marañón – Cirugía Cardiaca
Madrid, Spain
34 Universitätsklinikum
Heidelberg – Klinik
für Herzchirurgie
Heidelberg, Germany
35 Hospital Clínic de Barcelona
– Cardiovascular Institute
Barcelona, Spain
36 AP-HP - Hôpital Bichat-Claude-
Bernard – Service de Chirurgie
cardiaque et vasculaire
Paris, France
37 Sakakibara Heart Institute
– Cardiovascular Surgery
Tokyo, Japan
38 University of Michigan
Hospitals - Michigan
Medicine – Cardiac Surgery
Ann Arbor, MI, United States
39 Mayo Clinic - Health System In
Eau Claire – Cardiac Surgery
Eau Claire, WI, United States
40 Royal Melbourne Hospital
- Parkville – Cardiothoracic
Surgery Clinic
Parkville, Australia
41 Memorial Hermann-Texas
Medical Center – Heart
& Vascular Institute
Houston, United States
42 Instituto do Coração –
Cirurgia Cardiovascular
São Paulo, Brazil
43 Mayo Clinic - Phoenix –
Cardiovascular institute
Phoenix, United States
44 Karolinska
Universitetssjukhuset
– Cardiac Surgery
Solna, Sweden
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45 University of Washington 60 Sunnybrook Health Sciences
Medical Center – Centre – Cardiac Surgery
Cardiac Surgery Toronto, Canada
Seattle, United States
61 The Prince Charles Hospital
46 Great Ormond Street – Cardiothoracic Surgery
Hospital – Cardiothoracic Chermside, Australia
Surgery Clinic
London, United Kingdom 62 St Vincent’s Hospital
- Darlinghurst –
47 Baylor University Cardiothoracic Surgery
Medical Center – Darlinghurst, Australia
Cardiothoracic Surgery
Dallas, United States 63 Royal Papworth Hospital –
Cardiology department
48 Ospedale San Raffaele Cambridge, United Kingdom
- Gruppo San Donato
– Cardiochirurgia 64 Osaka University Hospital
Milan, Italy – Cardiovascular Surgery
Osaka, Japan
49 Hospital Universitario
La Paz – Cirugía 65 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical
Cardiaca Adultos Center – Cardiac Surgery
Madrid, Spain Boston, United States
50 Universitätsklinikum 66 Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville
Bonn – Department of – Cardiovascular Surgery
Cardiac Surgery Jacksonville, FL, United States
Bonn, Germany
67 Maastricht UMC+ –
51 Amsterdam UMC – Hart+Vaat Centrum
Hartcentrum Maastricht, The Netherlands
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
68 Hospital Universitari Vall
52 Deutsches Herzzentrum d’Hebron – Cardiac Surgery
München des Freistaates Barcelona, Spain 77 Memorial Sloan
Bayern – Klinik für Herz- Kettering Cancer Center –
und Gefäßchirurgie 69 Hospital Israelita Albert Department of Surgery
Munich, Germany Einstein – Center of Cardiology New York City, United States
and Pediatric Cardiac Surgery
53 Universitäts-Herzzentrum São Paulo, Brazil 78 Complexo Hospitalario
Freiburg - Bad Krozingen Universitario a Coruña
– Klinik für Herz- und 70 Instituto Dante Pazzanese – Cirugía Cardiaca
Gefäßchirurgie de Cardiologia – Cirurgia Coruña, A, Spain
Freiburg, Germany Cardiovascular
São Paulo, Brazil 79 Aarhus Universitetshospital –
54 Asan Medical Center Department of Cardiothoracic
– Thoracic and 71 Universitätsspital and Vascular Surgery
Cardiovascular Surgery Zürich – Universitäres Aarhus, Denmark
Seoul, South Korea Herzzentrum Zürich
Zürich, Switzerland 80 Barnes-Jewish Hospital –
55 John Radcliffe Hospital – Heart & Vascular Center
Cardiothoracic Services 72 Keio University Hospital – - Cardiac Surgery
Oxford, United Kingdom Cardiovascular Surgery St. Louis, United States
Tokyo, Japan
56 National University 81 All India Institute of
Heart Centre (NUHCS) 73 Akademiska Sjukhuset Medical Sciences - Delhi
Singapore, Singapore – Hjärtmottagningen – Cardiothoracic &
Uppsala, Sweden Vascular Surgery (CTVS)
57 King’s College Hospital – Delhi, India
Cardiothoracic surgery 74 St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
London, United Kingdom – Barts Heart Centre 82 Alfried Krupp Krankenhaus
London, United Kingdom Rüttenscheid – Klinik
58 Azienda Ospedaliera für Kardiologie,
Universitaria Sant’Andrea 75 CHU Bordeaux - Groupe Elektrophysiologie,
– UOC Cardiochirurgia hospitalier Pellegrin – Nephrologie, Altersmedizin
J O H N NY G r e I G /G e t t Y
Rome, Italy Chirurgie Cardiaque Adulte und Intensivmedizin
Bordeaux, France Essen, Germany
59 Johns Hopkins Bayview
Medical Center – Heart 76 Hospital Universitario 83 St. Michael’s Hospital
and Vascular Institute 12 de Octubre – Cirugía – Cardiac and Vascular
- Cardiac Surgery Cardiovascular Surgery Inpatient Unit
Baltimore, United States Madrid, Spain Toronto, Canada
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84 Narayana Institute
of Cardiac Sciences –
Cardiac Surgery
Bangalore, India
85 Cleveland Clinic - Florida
– Robert and Suzanne
Tomsich Department
of Cardiac Surgery
Weston, FL, United States
86 Harefield Hospital – Cardiac
and thoracic surgery
Harefield, United Kingdom
87 Fondazione IRCCS Policlinico
San Matteo – Unità Terapia
Intensiva cardiologica
Pavia, Italy
88 Advocate Christ Medical
Center – Cardiovascular
Surgery
Oak Lawn, IL, United States
89 Seoul National University -
Bundang Hospital – Thoracic
& Cardiovascular Surgery
Seongnam City, South Korea
90 BP – A Beneficência
Portuguesa de São Paulo
– Conheça a Cardiologia
São Paulo, Brazil
91 Herzzentrum Dresden –
Klinik für Herzchirurgie
Dresden, Germany
92 Juntendo University
Hospital – Department of
Cardiovascular Surgery
Tokyo, Japan
93 St. Luke’s International
Hospital – Cardiovascular
Center
Tokyo, Japan
94 University of Miami
Hospital – Cardiovascular
Miami, United States
95 AP-HM - Hôpital
de la Timone – Chirurgie
cardio-thoracique
Marseille, France
96 Azienda Ospedaliera di
Padova – Cardiochirurgia
Padua, Italy
97 Hospital Pro Cardiaco –
Cardiologia - Cirurgia Cardíaca
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
98 Universitätsklinikum
Jena – Klinik für Herz-
und Thoraxchirurgie
Jena, Germany
99 UC San Diego Health -
Jacobs Medical Center
– Heart Surgery
San Diego, United States
100 Centre Cardiologique du
Nord – Cardiac Surgery
Saint-Denis, France
101 Centre hospitalier
de l’Université de
Montréal – Opération du
système cardiaque
Montreal, Canada
102 CHU Rennes - Site
Pontchaillou – Chirurgie
thoracique, cardiaque
et vasculaire
Rennes, France
103 Texas Health Presbyterian
Hospital Plano – Texas
Health Heart & Lung
Surgical Specialists
Plano, TX, United States
104 Guy’s Hospital – Cardiac
surgery services
London, United Kingdom
105 Azienda Ospedaliera San
Camillo Forlanini – UOC
Cardiochirurgia E Dei
Trapianti Di Cuore
Rome, Italy
106 Hospital Universitario Virgen
del Rocío – Cardiología y
Cirugia Cardiovascular
Seville, Spain
107 California Pacific
Medical Center  – CPMC
Cardiovascular Surgery
San Francisco, United States
108 Center Hospital of the
National Center for Global
Health and Medicine –
Cardiovascular surgery
Tokyo, Japan
109 Charing Cross Hospital –
Cardiothoracic surgery
London, United Kingdom
110 Universitätsklinikum
Hamburg-Eppendorf –
Universitäres Herz- und
Gefäßzentrum UKE Hamburg
Hamburg, Germany
111 Hospital Clínico San
Carlos – Cirugía Cardíaca
Madrid, Spain
112 Children’s Hospital
Colorado – Pediatric
Heart Surgery
Colorado Springs, CO,
United States
113 Allgemeines Krankenhaus
der Stadt Wien
- Medizinischer
Universitätscampus – Univ.
Klinik für Herzchirurgie
Wien, Austria
114 Hospital Universitario
Puerta de Hierro –
Cirugía Cardiaca
Majadahonda, Spain
115 MedStar Georgetown
University Hospital –
Cardiac Surgery
Washington, WA, United States
116 Austin Hospital -
Heidelberg – Heart surgery
Heidelberg, Australia
117 MD Anderson Cancer
Center – Thoracic and
Cardiovascular Surgery
Houston, United States
118 Hospital das Clinicas da
Universidade de Sao Paulo
– Cardiopneumology
São Paulo, Brazil
119 LMU Klinikum –
Medizinische Klinik und
Poliklinik I (Kardiologie)
Munich, Germany
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120 Hospital Centre Hospitalier
Universitaire de Reims
– Chirurgie Cardio-
Vasculaire et Thoracique
Reims Cedex, France
121 University of California
- Davis Medical Center –
Cardiothoracic Surgery
Sacramento, CA, United States
122 Advocate Sherman
Hospital – Cardiovascular
& Thoracic Surgery
Elgin, IL, United States
123 Ospedale Papa Giovanni
XXIII – Cardiochirurgia
Bergamo, Italy
124 Fortis Escorts Heart Institute
– Adult Cardiothoracic
& Vascular Surgery
Delhi, India
125 CHU Strasbourg - Hôpital Civil
– Chirurgie cardiovasculaire,
transplantation et
assistance cardiaques
Strasbourg, France
126 Emory University
Hospital – Division of
Cardiothoracic Surgery
Atlanta, United States
127 Advocate Illinois Masonic
Medical Center – Cardiovascular
& Thoracic Surgery
Chicago, United States
128 Institut Mutualiste Montsouris
– Chirurgie Cardiaque
Paris, France
129 Universitätsklinikum des
Saarlandes – Department
of Thoracic and
Cardiovascular Surgery
Homburg, Germany
130 Herz- und Gefäß-Klinik –
Klinik für Kardiochirurgie
Bad Neustadt an der
Saale, Germany
131 Adventhealth Orlando –
Cardiovascular Institute
Orlando, FL, United States
132 Hirslanden Klinik Im Park –
Cardiovascular medicine
Zürich, Switzerland
133 AP-HP - Hôpital Cochin –
Service de Cardiologie
Paris, France
134 Les Hôpitaux Universitaires
de Genève (HUG) - Cluse-
Roseraie – Cardiovascular
Surgery Division
Geneva, Switzerland
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Cardiothoracic Surgery
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
136 Arkansas Heart Hospital
– Cardiovascular and
thoracic department
Little Rock, AR, United States
137 Klinik Hirslanden
Zürich – HerzZentrum
Hirslanden Zürich
Zurich, Switzerland
138 AGAPLESION Bethanien
Krankenhaus – Kardiologie
Frankfurt, Germany
139 Universitätsklinikum Köln –
Herz- und Thoraxchirurgie
Cologne, Germany
140 Universitätsklinikum
Erlangen –
Herzchirurgische Klinik
Erlangen, Germany
141 Universitätsklinikum
Tübingen – Thorax-, Herz-
und Gefäßchirurgie
Tübingen, Germany
142 St Thomas’ Hospital
– Cardiac Surgery
London, United Kingdom
143 Baylor Scott and White -
The Heart Hospital Plano
– Cardiothoracic Surgery
Plano, TX, United States
144 Asklepios Klinik St.
Georg – Herzchirurgie
Hamburg, Germany
145 Universitätsklinikum
RWTH Aachen – Klinik
für Herzchirurgie
Aachen, Germany
146 Abbott Northwestern Hospital
– Minneapolis Heart Institute
Minneapolis, United States
147 Elsan - Clinique Saint-
Augustin – Chirurgie
cardiovasculaire
et thoracique
Bordeaux, France
148 Children’s Hospital
at Westmead – Heart
Centre for Children
Sydney, Australia
149 St Vincent’s Private
Hospital East Melbourne –
Cardiothoracic surgery
Melbourne, Australia
150 Liverpool Heart & Chest
Hospital – Adult Heart Surgery
Liverpool, Australia
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Endocrinology
1 Mayo Clinic - Rochester –
Division of Endocrinology,
Diabetes, Metabolism,
& Nutrition
Rochester, MN, United States
2 Massachusetts General
Hospital – Endocrinology
Division
Boston, United States
3 Asan Medical Center –
Department of
Endocrinology and
Metabolism
Seoul, South Korea
4 Cleveland Clinic –
Endocrinology &
Metabolism Institute
Cleveland, United States
5 The Johns Hopkins
Hospital – Johns
Hopkins Comprehensive
Diabetes Center
Baltimore, United States
6 New York-Presbyterian
Hospital-Columbia and
Cornell – Naomi Berrie
Diabetes Center
New York City, United States
7 Mayo Clinic - Phoenix –
Endocrinology Department
Phoenix, United States
8 AP-HP - Hôpital Universitaire
Pitié Salpêtrière – Service
de Diabétologie
Paris, France
9 Seoul National University
Hospital – Department
of Endocrinology
and Metabolism
Seoul, South Korea
10 The Catholic University
Of Korea - Eunpyeong
St. Mary’s Hospital –
Department of Endocrinology
& Metabolism
Seoul, South Korea
11 Brigham And Women’s
Hospital – Division of
Endocrinology, Diabetes
and Hypertension
Boston, United States
12 Severance Hospital
- Yonsei University –
Division of Endocrinology
and Metabolism
Seoul, South Korea
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25 Northwestern Memorial
Hospital – Division of
Endocrinology, Metabolism
and Molecular Medicine
Chicago, United States
13 Beth Israel Deaconess 26 AP-HP - Hôpital Cochin –
Medical Center – Division Service d’Endocrinologie
of Endocrinology, Diabetes Paris, France
and Metabolism
Boston, United States 27 Karolinska
Universitetssjukhuset –
14 Charité - Universitätsmedizin Endokrinmottagningen
Berlin – Medizinische Klinik i Huddinge
für Endokrinologie und Solna, Sweden
Stoffwechselmedizin
Berlin, Germany 28 The Mount Sinai Hospital –
Endocrinology Department
15 Hospital of the University New York City, United States
of Pennsylvania - Penn
Presbyterian – Endocrinology, 29 Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Diabetes, and Metabolism Birmingham – Diabetes Centre
Philadelphia, United States Birmingham, United Kingdom
16 Ospedale San Raffaele 30 Cedars-Sinai Medical
- Gruppo San Donato Center – Diabetes Outpatient
– Medicina Generale Treatment & Education Center
Indirizzo Diabetologico ed Los Angeles, United States
Endocrino-Metabolico
Milan, Italy 31 UCLA Health – Ronald
Reagan Medical Center –
17 Addenbrooke’s – Gonda Diabetes Center
Wolfson Diabetes and Los Angeles, United States
Endocrine Clinic
Cambridge, United Kingdom
18 Mount Sinai Hospital – Sinai
Centre for Diabetes (LSCD)
Toronto, Canada
19 Samsung Medical Center –
Department of Endocrinology
and Metabolism Medicine
Seoul, South Korea
20 Hospital Universitari Vall
d’Hebron – Servicio de
Endocrinología y Nutrición
Barcelona, Spain
21 University of Michigan
Hospitals - Michigan
Medicine – Division of
Metabolism, Endocrinology
& Diabetes (MEND)
Ann Arbor, MI, United States
22 UCSF Medical Center
– UCSF Endocrinology
Clinic at Parnassus
San Francisco, United States
23 The University of Tokyo
Hospital – Department
of Nephrology and
Endocrinology
Tokyo, Japan
24 Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville –
Division of Endocrinology,
Diabetes, Metabolism,
& Nutrition
Jacksonville, FL, United States

32 KyungHee University
Medical Center – Department
of Endocrinology
and Metabolism
Seoul, South Korea
33 Hospital Universitario La Paz
– Servicio de Endocrinología
Madrid, Spain
34 Toronto General -
University Health Network
– Endocrinology Clinics
Toronto, Canada
35 Herz- und Diabeteszentrum
NRW – Endokrinologie
Bad Oeynhausen, Germany
36 AP-HP - Hôpital Bichat-Claude-
Bernard – Service de Biochimie
métabolique et nutrition
Paris , France
37 University of Washington
Medical Center –
Endocrine Care Center
Seattle, United States
38 St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
– Endocrinology
London, United Kingdom
39 University of Chicago Medical
Center – Endocrinology
& Metabolic Disorders
Chicago, United States
MIX E T TO/G E T T Y
40 Royal Melbourne Hospital -
Parkville – Diabetes, gland
& hormone diseases
Melbourne, Australia
41 Hospital General
Universitario Gregorio
Marañón – Servicio de
Endocrinología y Nutrición
Madrid, Spain
42 NYU Langone Hospitals –
Division of Endocrinology,
Diabetes and Metabolism
New York City, United States
43 Vancouver General Hospital
– Gordon and Leslie Diamond
Health Care Centre
Vancouver, Canada
44 Guy’s Hospital – Diabetes
and endocrinology service
London, United Kingdom
45 Duke University Hospital –
Division of Endocrinology,
Metabolism, and Nutrition
Durham, NC, United States
46 Universitätsklinikum
Tübingen – Innere
Medizin IV - Diabetologie,
Endokrinologie, Nephrologie
Tübingen, Germany
47 Hôpital Lyon Sud (HCL) –
Service d’Endocrinologie-
Diabète-Nutrition
Pierre Benite, France
48 Presidio Ospedaliero
Molinette - A.O.U. Città
della Salute e della
Scienza – Endocrinologia,
Diabetologia e Metabolismo
Turin, Italy
49 Kyoto University Hospital
– Department of Diabetes,
Endocrinology and Nutrition
Kyoto, Japan
50 King’s College Hospital
– Endocrinology
London, United Kingdom
51 Chonbuk National University
Hospital – Endocrinology
and Metabolic Medicine
Jeonju, South Korea
52 Stanford Health Care -
Stanford Hospital –
Endocrinology Clinic
at Boswell Building
Stanford, CA, United States
53 Policlinico Universitario A.
Gemelli – Medicina Interna,
Endocrinologia e Diabetologia
Rome, Italy
54 Gangnam Severance
Hospital - Yonsei University –
Department of Endocrinology
Seoul, South Korea
55 Azienda Ospedaliero
Universitaria Pisana –
UO Endocrinologia 1
Pisa, Italy
56 Barnes-Jewish Hospital
– Washington University
Diabetes Center
St. Louis, United States
57 Osaka University Hospital
– Diabetes Center
Osaka, Japan
58 Oxford University Hospitals
– Oxford Centre for
Diabetes, Endocrinology
and Metabolism (OCDEM)
Oxford, United Kingdom
59 Hospital Clínic de Barcelona
– Clínico de Enfermedades
Digestivas y Metabólicas
Barcelona, Spain
60 UT Southwestern
Medical Center –
Endocrinology Division
Dallas, United States
61 UPMC Presbyterian
& Shadyside –
Endocrinology Services
Pittsburgh, United States
62 Diabetes Klinik Bad
Mergentheim –
Bad Mergentheim, Germany
63 UCLA Health – Santa
Monica Medical Center –
Gonda Diabetes Center
Santa Monica, CA, United States
= PROMs
64 Emory University Hospital
– Endocrinology services
at Emory Clinic ‘A’
Atlanta, United States
65 Nagoya University
Hospital – Endocrinology
and Diabetes
Nagoya, Japan
66 Hanyang University
Medical Center –
Endocrinology&Metabolism 
Seoul, South Korea
67 Houston Methodist
Hospital – Endocrinology,
Diabetes & Metabolism
Houston, United States
68 University of California
- Davis Medical Center –
Division of Endocrinology,
Diabetes & Metabolism
Sacramento, CA, United States
69 Hospital Sirio Libanes –
Centro de Diabetes
do Sírio-Libanês
Sao Paulo, Brazil
70 University of Wisconsin
Hospitals – Endocrinology,
diabetes and metabolism care
Madison, WI, United States
71 Hospital Israelita Albert
Einstein – Endocrinologia
Pediátrica 
São Paulo, Brazil
72 Ohio State University
- Wexner Medical Center –
Division of Endocrinology,
Diabetes and Metabolism
Columbus, OH, United States
73 National University
Hospital – Division of
Endocrinology
Singapore , Singapore
74 Policlinico Sant’Orsola-
Malpighi – Ambulatori
di Endocrinologia
Bologna, Italy
75 Ospedale Pediatrico
Bambino Gesù di Roma
– Endocrinologia
Rome, Italy
76 Rush University Medical
Center – Endocrinology
Services
Chicago, United States
77 Universitätsmedizin der
Johannes Gutenberg-
Universität Mainz
– Endokrinologie und
Stoffwechselerkrankungen
Mainz, Germany
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78 Hôpital Saint-Antoine –
Endocrinologie, diabétologie
et endocrinologie de
la reproduction
Paris, France
79 Brigham And Women’s
Faulkner Hospital – Brigham
and Women’s Sleep Medicine
and Endocrinology Center
Boston, United States
80 Universitätsklinikum
Düsseldorf – Klinik
für Endokrinologie
und Diabetologie
Düsseldorf, Germany
81 McGill University Health
Centre – Division of
Endocrinology and
Metabolism
Montreal, Canada
82 Abbott Northwestern
Hospital – Endocrinology
Minneapolis, United States
83 Johns Hopkins Bayview
Medical Center –
Endocrinology, Diabetes
and Metabolism Services
Baltimore, United States
84 Hospital Ramón y Cajal –
Servicio de Endocrinología
y Nutrición
Madrid, Spain
85 Ajou University Hospital –
Endocrinology & Metabolism
Suwon, South Korea
86 Cleveland Clinic - Florida –
Department of Endocrinology
& Metabolism
Weston, United States
87 Berufsgenossenschaftliches
Universitätsklinikum
Bergmannsheil – Diabetologie
und Endokrinologie
Bochum, Germany
88 Advocate Illinois Masonic
Medical Center – Diabetes
endocrinology
Chicago, United States
89 MD Anderson Cancer
Center – Endocrine Center 
Houston, United States
90 Azienda Ospedaliera
Universitaria Federico II di
Napoli – Gastroenterologia,
Endocrinologia e
Chirugia Endoscopia
Naples, Italy
91 The Hospital for Sick
Children – Endocrinology
Toronto, Canada
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92 University of North
Carolina Hospitals – UNC
Endocrinology at Eastowne
Chapel Hill, NC, United States
93 Universitätsklinikum Carl
Gustav Carus Dresden –
Bereich Endokrinologie/
Diabetes/ Knochen-
stoffwechselerkrankungen
Dresden, Germany
94 Hospital Clínico San
Carlos – Endocrinología
Madrid, Spain
95 Steno Diabetes Center
Copenhagen
Gentofte, Denmark
96 University of Miami
Hospital – Endocrinology,
Diabetes and Metabolism
Miami, United States
97 Yale New Haven Hospital
– Diabetes Center
New Haven, CT, United States
98 Chung-Ang University
Hospital – Division
of Endocrinology
Seoul, South Korea
99 The Catholic University Of
Korea - Yeouido St. Mary’s
Hospital – Endocrinology
& Metabolism
Seoul, South Korea
100 Pusan National University
Hospital – Endocrinology
and Metabolism
Busan, South Korea
Gastroenterology
1 Mayo Clinic - Rochester –
Division of Gastroenterology
and Hepatology
Rochester, MN, United States
2 Massachusetts General
Hospital – Digestive
Healthcare Center
Boston, United States
3 Cleveland Clinic – Digestive
Disease & Surgery Institute
Cleveland, United States
4 The Johns Hopkins Hospital –
Division of Gastroenterology
& Hepatology
Baltimore, United States
5 The Mount Sinai Hospital
– Digestive Diseases -
Gastroenterology
New York City, United States
6 Asan Medical Center
– Department of
Gastroenterology
Seoul, South Korea
7 King’s College Hospital
– Department Of
Gastroenterology
London, United Kingdom
8 Policlinico Universitario A.
Gemelli – Internal Medicine
and Gastroenterology
Rome, Italy
9 New York-Presbyterian
Hospital-Columbia and
Cornell – Center for
Digestive Diseases
New York City, United States
10 Hospital Israelita Albert
Einstein – Einstein
Gastroenterology
São Paulo, Brazil
11 St Mark’s Hospital
– Department of
Gastroenterology
Harrow, United Kingdom
12 Samsung Medical Center –
Division of Gastroenterology
Seoul, South Korea
13 The Catholic University Of
Korea - Eunpyeong St. Mary’s
Hospital – Department
of Gastroenterology
Seoul, South Korea
14 Charité - Universitätsmedizin
Berlin – Medizinische Klinik
für Gastroenterologie,
Infektiologie und
Rheumatologie
Berlin, Germany
15 Toronto General - University
Health Network – Princess
Margaret Cancer Centre
(Gastrointestinal Clinic )
Toronto, Canada
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16 Cedars-Sinai Medical Center 31 Universitätsklinikum 46 Amsterdam UMC –

– General Gastroenterology
Los Angeles, United States
17 Clinica Universidad de
Navarra – Departamento
de Digestivo
Pamplona/Iruña, Spain
18 AP-HP - Hôpital Universitaire
Pitié Salpêtrière – Service
d’Hepato-Gastro-Entérologie
Paris, France
19 University of Chicago
Medical Center – Section
of Gastroenterology,
Hepatology and Nutrition
Chicago, United States
20 UCSF Medical Center –
Gastroenterology at Parnassus
San Francisco, United States
21 Stanford Health Care -
Stanford Hospital – General
Gastroenterology Clinic
Stanford, CA, United States
22 Beth Israel Deaconess
Medical Center – Digestive
Disease Center
Boston, United States
23 Istituto Clinico Humanitas –
Gastroenterologia Clinica
Rozzano, Italy
24 UCLA Health – Ronald
Reagan Medical Center
– Melvin & Bren Simon
Digestive Diseases Center
Los Angeles, United States
25 Mayo Clinic - Phoenix –
Division of Gastroenterology
and Hepatology
Phoenix, United States
26 Hospital Alemão Oswaldo
Cruz – Gastroclínica
São Paulo, Brazil
27 John Radcliffe Hospital
– Oxford Clinical and
Academic Gastroenterology
Oxford, United Kingdom
28 Universitätsklinikum
Düsseldorf – Klinik
für Gastroenterologie,
Hepatologie und Infektiologie
Düsseldorf, Germany
LI U Dm IL A CH e rN e tS K A /G e t t Y
des Saarlandes – Klinik
für Innere Medizin II
Homburg, Germany
32 UCLA Health – Santa
Monica Medical Center
– Digestive Diseases
Santa Monica, CA, United States
33 Hospital Ramón y Cajal –
Servicio de Gastroenterología
y Hepatología
Madrid, Spain
34 NYU Langone Hospitals –
Division of Gastroenterology
& Hepatology
New York City, United States
35 Aalborg Universitetshospital
– Gastroenterologi
og Hepatologi
Aalborg, Denmark
36 Northwestern Memorial
Hospital – Gastroenterology
Chicago, United States
37 Klinikum der Universität
Augsburg – III.
Medizinische Klinik
Augsburg, Germany
38 Azienda Ospedaliera
di Padova – U.O.C.
Gastroenterologia
Padua, Italy
39 Universitätsklinikum
Bonn – Medizinische
Klinik und Poliklinik I
Bonn, Germany
40 Severance Hospital - Yonsei
University – Institute
of Gastroenterology
Seoul, South Korea
41 Grande Ospedale
Metropolitano
Niguarda – Epatologia
e Gastroenterologia
Milan, Italy
42 Queen Elizabeth
Hospital Birmingham
– Gastroenterology
Birmingham, United Kingdom
43 Addenbrooke’s –
Gastroenterology Department
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Gastroenterology
and Hepatology
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
47 Hospital Universitario
Virgen del Rocío –
Departamento de 60 University of Michigan
Aparato Digestivo Hospitals - Michigan
Seville, Spain Medicine – Gastrointestinal
Diagnostics & Procedures
48 Seoul National Ann Arbor, MI, United States
University Hospital –
Division of 61 Centre Hospitalier
Gastroenterology Universitaire Vaudois –
Seoul, South Korea Service de Gastro-Entérologie
et d’Hépatologie
49 Royal Free Hospital – Lausanne, Switzerland
Gastroenterology
London, United Kingdom 62 Karolinska
Universitetssjukhuset
50 Policlinico Sant’Orsola- – Vårdavdelning
Malpighi – Ambulatorio Gastroenterologi
divisionale di Endokrinologi
gastroenterologia Solna, Sweden
Bologna, Italy
63 St Thomas’ Hospital
51 Hospital Clínic de – Gastroenterology
Barcelona – Instituto and Hepatology
Clínic de Enfermedades London, United Kingdom
Digestivas y Metabólicas
Barcelona, Spain 64 Hospital Sirio Libanes
– Núcleo de Doenças
52 Brigham And Women’s Inflamatórias Intestinais
Hospital – Gastroenterology, São Paulo, Brazil
Hepatology and Endoscopy
Boston, United States 65 Mount Sinai Hospital
– Inflammatory Bowel
53 Hospital Universitari Vall Disease Centre (IBDC)
d’Hebron – El Servicio Toronto, Canada
del Aparato Digestivo
Barcelona, Spain 66 University College
Hospital – Gastrointestinal
54 St. Michael’s Hospital – Services Division
Division of Gastroenterology London, United Kingdom
Toronto, Canada
67 Mayo Clinic -
55 The University of Tokyo Health System In Eau
Hospital – Department Claire – Gastroenterology
of Gastroenterology & Hepatology
Tokyo, Japan (Digestive Care)
Eau Claire, WI, United States
56 Universitätsmedizin
Göttingen – Klinik für 68 Aarhus Universitetshospital
Gastroenterologie, – Lever-, Mave- og
gastrointestinale Onkologie Tarmsygdomme, Klinikken
und Endokrinologie Aarhus, Denmark
Göttingen, Germany
69 Johns Hopkins Bayview
57 Universitätsklinikum Medical Center –
RWTH Aachen – Gastroenterology
Medizinische Klinik III and Hepatology
Aachen, Germany Baltimore, United States

29 Emory University
Hospital – Emory Clinic
Gastroenterology
Atlanta, United States
30 Universitätsklinikum Essen –
Klinik für Gastroenterologie
und Hepatologie
Essen, Germany
44 Sheba Medical Center
– The Department Of
Gastroenterology
Ramat Gan, Israel
45 Korea University - Anam
Hospital – Department
of Gastroenterology
Seoul, South Korea
58 Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
– Gastroenterology
Camperdown, Australia
59 AP-HP - Hôpital Européen
Georges Pompidou –
Hépato-gastro-entérologie
et endoscopies digestives
Paris, France
70 California Pacific
Medical Center  – CPMC
Gastroenterology Services
San Francisco, United States
71 Asian Institute of
Gastroenterology – Asian
Institute of Gastroenterology
Hyderabad, India

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72 Cleveland Clinic -
Florida – Department
of Gastroenterology
Weston, FL, United States
73 Memorial Sloan
Kettering Cancer Center
– Gastroenterology,
Hepatology, and
Nutrition Service
New York City, United States
74 Hokkaido University
Hospital – Gastroenterology
and Hepatology
Hokkaido, Japan
75 Royal Melbourne Hospital -
Parkville – Gastroenterology
and Hepatology service
Parkville, Australia
76 Center Hospital of
the National Center
for Global Health and
Medicine – Department
of Gastroenterology
Tokyo, Japan
77 Hôpital Saint-Antoine
– Service: Hépato-
gastro-entérologie
Paris, France
78 Hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania - Penn
Presbyterian – Division
of Gastroenterology
Philadelphia, United States
79 Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville –
Division of Gastroenterology
and Hepatology
Jacksonville, FL, United States
80 Duke University Hospital –
Pediatric Gastroenterology
Durham, NC, United States
81 UPMC Presbyterian &
Shadyside – Digestive
Disorders Center
Pittsburgh, United States
82 Kyoto University
Hospital – Department
of Gastroenterology
and Hepatology
Kyoto, Japan
83 Keck Hospital of USC – USC
Digestive Health Center
Los Angeles, United States
84 Universitätsklinikum
Frankfurt – Medizinische
Klinik 1
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
85 National University
Hospital – Gastroenterology
& Hepatology
Singapore, Singapore
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86 Universitätsklinikum
Hamburg-Eppendorf – I.
Medizinische Klinik
und Poliklinik
Hamburg, Germany
87 Aichi Medical University
Hospital – Gastroenterology
Nagakute, Japan
88 Adventhealth Orlando
– Digestive Care
Orlando, FL, United States
89 Hospital Universitario 12
de Octubre – El Servicio
del Aparato Digestivo
Madrid, Spain
90 ULB - Hôpital Erasme –
Gastroentérologie médicale
Brussels, Belgium
91 Hospital General Universitario
Gregorio Marañón – El Servicio
del Aparato Digestivo
Madrid, Spain
92 University of Washington
Medical Center – Digestive Health
Center at UW Medical Center
Seattle, United States
93 Barnes-Jewish Hospital
– Digestive Diseases
St. Louis, United States
94 Universitätsspital Zürich –
Klinik für Gastroenterologie
und Hepatologie
Zurich, Switzerland
95 Hôpital Saint-André – Service
d’Hépato-Gastroentérologie
et Oncologie digestive
Bordeaux, France
96 Groupe hospitalier
Pellegrin – Service d’Hépato-
gastro-entérologie et
oncologie digestive
Bordeaux, France
97 Jefferson Health - Thomas
Jefferson University
Hospitals – Jefferson
Digestive Health Institute
Philadelphia, United States
98 Hospital Universitario La Paz –
Gastroenterología y nutrición
Madrid, Spain
99 Universitätsklinikum
Heidelberg – Klinik
für Gastroenterologie,
Infektionen, Vergiftungen
Heidelberg, Germany
100 AP-HP - Hôpital Saint-
Louis – Service d’Hépato-
Gastro-Entérologie
Paris, France
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Orthopedics
1 Hospital For Special Surgery
– Orthopedic Services
New York City, United States
2 Mayo Clinic - Rochester
– Department of
Orthopedic Surgery
Rochester, MN, United States
3 The Johns Hopkins
Hospital – Department of
Orthopaedic Surgery
Baltimore, United States
4 Charité -
Universitätsmedizin
Berlin – Centrum für
Muskuloskeletale Chirurgie
Berlin, Germany
5 Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli
Bologna, Italy
6 Schulthess Klinik
– Orthopädie
Zürich, Switzerland
7 Massachusetts General
Hospital – Department of
Orthopaedic Surgery
Boston, United States
8 Helios ENDO-Klinik
Hamburg – Orthopädische
Chirurgie
Hamburg, Germany
9 The Royal National
Orthopaedic Hospital -
Stanmore – Orthopaedic
Oncology Unit
London, United Kingdom
10 Severance Hospital - Yonsei
University – Department
of Orthopedic Surgery
Seoul, South Korea
11 Cleveland Clinic
– Orthopaedic &
Rheumatologic Institute
Cleveland, United States
12 Asan Medical Center
– Department of
Orthopedic Surgery
Seoul, South Korea
13 Cedars-Sinai Medical
Center – Department
of Orthopaedics
Los Angeles, United States
14 NYU Langone Hospitals
– Department of
Orthopedic Surgery
New York City, United States
15 Brigham and Women’s
Hospital – Department of
Orthopaedic Surgery
Boston, United States
16 Jefferson Health -
Thomas Jefferson
University Hospitals –
Rothman Orthopaedics
at Thomas Jefferson
University Hospital
Philadelphia, United States
17 AP-HP - Hôpital
Universitaire Pitié
Salpêtrière – Service de
Chirugie Orthopédique
et Traumatologique
Paris, France
18 Mount Sinai Hospital
– Orthopaedics
Toronto, Canada
19 Northwestern Memorial
Hospital – Orthopaedics
Chicago, United States
20 Inselspital Bern –
Orthopädische Chirurgie
und Traumatologie
Bern, Switzerland
21 Hospital Universitario
La Paz – Traumatología
y Cirugía Ortopédica
Madrid, Spain
22 KyungHee University
Medical Center –
Department of
Orthopedic Surgery
Seoul, South Korea
23 The Mount Sinai Hospital
– Orthopedics
New York City, United States
24 Hospital Israelita
Albert Einstein – Orthopedics
and Rheumatology
São Paulo, Brazil
25 Istituto Ortopedico
Galeazzi - Gruppo San Donato
Milan, Italy
26 BG-Unfallklinik -
Unfallkrankenhaus Berlin
– Klinik für Unfallchirurgie
und Orthopädie
Berlin, Germany
27 Stanford Health Care
- Stanford Hospital
– Orthopaedics and
Sports Medicine
Stanford, CA, United States
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28 Vancouver General Hospital
– Orthopaedics Trauma
Clinic - Gordon and Leslie
Diamond Health Care Centre
Vancouver, Canada
29 Duke University Hospital –
Clinical Science Departments
Durham, NC, United States
30 Royal Melbourne
Hospital - Parkville –
Orthopaedic Surgery
Melbourne, Australia
31 Seoul National University
Hospital – Department
of Orthopedic Surgery
Seoul, South Korea
32 Barnes-Jewish Hospital
– Orthopedic Care
St. Louis, United States
K ATAR Z YNA BI A L A S I E W I C Z /G E T T Y
33 AP-HP - Hôpital Européen
Georges Pompidou – Service
de Chirurgie orthopédique
et traumatologie
Paris, France
34 Hospital Universitario Virgen
del Rocío – Cirugía Ortopédica,
Traumatología y Reumatología
Seville, Spain
35 UCLA Health – Santa
Monica Medical Center
– Orthopaedic Center
Santa Monica, CA, United States
36 Universitätsklinik
Balgrist – Orthopädie
Zürich, Switzerland
37 New York-Presbyterian
Hospital-Columbia and
Cornell – Columbia
Orthopaedics
New York City, United States
38 Royal Adelaide Hospital
– Orthopaedic clinic
Adelaide, Australia
39 Clinica Universidad de Navarra
– Departamento de Cirugía
Ortopédica y Traumatología
Pamplona, Spain
40 Rush University Medical
Center – Orthopedic Surgery
Chicago, United States
41 Hospital Clínic de Barcelona
– Servicio de Cirurgía
Ortopédica y Traumatologia
Barcelona, Spain
42 Klinik König-Ludwig-Haus
– Orthopädische Klinik
Würzburg, Germany
43 Osaka University
Hospital – Department of
Orthopaedic Surgery
Osaka, Japan
44 Jamil Haddad National
Institute of Traumatology
and Orthopedics – Centro
Ortopédico da Criança
e do Adolescente
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
45 UCSF Medical Center
– Orthopedics
San Francisco, United States
46 Universitätsklinikum
Bonn – Klinik und
Poliklinik für Orthopädie
und Unfallchirurgie
Bonn, Germany
47 The University of Tokyo
Hospital – Department
of Orthopaedic Surgery
and Spinal Surgery
Tokyo, Japan
48 AP-HP - Hôpital Cochin
– Service d’Orthopédie
Hôpital Cochin
Paris, France
49 Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical
Center – Orthopaedic Surgery
Los Angeles, United States
50 Royal Prince Alfred
Hospital – Orthopaedics
Sydney, Australia
51 Gangnam Severance
Hospital - Yonsei
University – Orthopedics
Seoul, South Korea
52 Royal Orthopaedic Hospital
Birmingham, United Kingdom
53 Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre
Oxford, United Kingdom
54 Kangbuk Samsung
Hospital – Orthopedics
Seoul, South Korea
55 Johns Hopkins Bayview
Medical Center –
Orthopaedic Surgery
Baltimore, United States
56 Lenox Hill Hospital
– Orthopedics
New York City, United States
= PROMs
57 Karolinska
Universitetssjukhuset –
Vårdavdelning Ortopedi
Solna, Sweden
58 Hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania -
Penn Presbyterian –
Orthopaedics Program
Philadelphia, United States
59 Hospital das Clinicas da
Universidade de Sao Paulo
– Instituto de Ortopedia
e Traumatologia
São Paulo, Brazil
60 John Radcliffe Hospital
– Orthopaedics
Oxford, United Kingdom
61 Houston Methodist
Hospital – Orthopedics
& Sports Medicine
Houston, United States
62 University of Michigan
Hospitals - Michigan Medicine
– Orthopaedic Surgery
Ann Arbor, MI, United States
63 Harborview Medical
Center – Orthopedic Health
and Sports Medicine
Seattle, United States
64 Hospital Universitari Vall
d’Hebron – Servei de Cirurgia
Ortopèdica i Traumatologia
Barcelona, Spain
65 Texas Scottish Rite
Hospital For Children
Dallas, United States
66 Groupe hospitalier Pellegrin
– Unité d’Orthopédie et
traumatologie périphérique
Bordeaux, France
67 Samsung Medical
Center – Department of
Orthopedic Surgery
Seoul, South Korea
68 Mayo Clinic - Phoenix –
Orthopedic Surgery
Phoenix, United States
69 Mount Sinai Beth Israel –
Department Of Orthopedics
New York City, United States
70 Sunnybrook Health
Sciences Centre –
Orthopaedic Surgery
Toronto, Canada
71 Klinikum rechts der Isar der
Technischen Universität
München – Klinik und
Poliklinik für Orthopädie
Munich, Germany
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La Jolla – Orthopedics
La Jolla, CA, United States
73 CHU Montpellier -
Hopital Lapeyronie –
Chirurgie orthopédique
et Traumatologie
Montpellier, France
74 University of Iowa Hospitals
and Clinics – Orthopedics
and Rehabilitation
Iowa City, IA, United States
75 University of North Carolina
Hospitals – Orthopaedics
Chapel Hill, NC, United States
76 University of Washington
Medical Center – The
University of Washington
Department of Orthopaedics
and Sports Medicine
Seattle, United States
77 Azienda Ospedaliero
Universitaria Careggi
– Ortopedia
Florence, Italy
78 Abbott Northwestern
Hospital – Allina Health
Orthopedics
Minneapolis, United States
79 Sana Kliniken Sommerfeld
– Klinik für operative
Orthopädie
Kremmen, Germany
80 Hospital for Sick Children
– Orthopaedic Surgery
Toronto, Canada
81 Osaka City University
Hospital – Orthopedic
Surgery
Osaka, Japan
82 Policlinico Universitario
A. Gemelli –
Dipartimento di scienze
dell’invecchiamento,
neurologiche, ortopediche
e della testa-collo
Rome, Italy
83 Istituto Giannina
Gaslini – Orthopedics
Genoa, Italy
84 Baylor University Medical
Center – Orthopedics
Dallas, United States
85 Baylor St. Luke’s Medical
Center – Orthopedics
Houston, United States
86 Helsinki University Hospital
– Ward K3 orthopedics
Helsinki, Finland
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87 Oslo Universitetssykehus
– Ortopedisk klinikk
Oslo, Norway
88 A.O. Ospedali Riuniti
Marche Nord - Presidio
San Salvatore Centro –
Ortopedia e Traumatologia
Pesaro, Italy
89 Hospital Universitario
Virgen de Valme – Cirugía
Ortopédica y Traumatología
Seville, Spain
90 Mayo Clinic - Health System
In Eau Claire – Orthopedics
Eau Claire, WI, United States
91 Kyoto University
Hospital – Department of
Orthopaedic Surgery
Kyoto, Japan
92 Hospital Universitari
Quirón Dexeus – Locomotor
System Department
Barcelona, Spain
93 Emory University
Hospital – Orthopaedics
& Spine Center
Atlanta, United States
94 Istituto Clinico Humanitas
– Humanitas Ortho Center
Milan, Italy
95 St Vincent’s Private -
Sydney – Orthopaedics
Sydney, Australia
96 Universitätsklinikum Jena –
Klinik für Unfall-, Hand- und
Wiederherstellungschirurgie
Jena, Germany
97 Montreal General Hospital
- McGill University Health
Centre – Orthopaedic Surgery
Montreal, Canada
98 Hospital Quirónsalud
Madrid – Cirugía Ortopédica
y Traumatología
Madrid, Spain
99 Cleveland Clinic Fairview
Hospital – Orthopedics &
Total Joint Replacement
Cleveland, United States
100 LMU Klinikum –
Muskuloskelettales
Universitätszentrum
München
Munich, Germany
Neurology
1 Mayo Clinic - Rochester –
Neurology and Neurosurgery
Rochester, MN, United States
2 Massachusetts General
Hospital – Department
of Neurology
Boston, United States
3 National Hospital For
Neurology and Neurosurgery
- Queen Square
London, United Kingdom
4 Cleveland Clinic –
Neurological Institute
Cleveland, United States
5 AP-HP - Hôpital Universitaire
Pitié Salpêtrière –
Département De Neurologie
Paris, France
6 Charité - Universitätsmedizin
Berlin – CharitéCentrum für
Neurologie, Neurochirurgie
und Psychiatrie
Berlin, Germany
7 The Johns Hopkins
Hospital – Department
of Neurology
Baltimore, United States
8 The Mount Sinai Hospital –
Department of Neurology
New York City, United States
9 Asan Medical Center –
Department of Neurology
Seoul, South Korea
10 Juntendo University
Hospital – Department
of Neurology
Tokyo, Japan
11 Fondazione I.R.C.C.S.
Istituto Neurologico
Carlo Besta – Istituto
Neurologico Carlo Besta
Milan, Italy
12 New York-Presbyterian
Hospital-Columbia and
Cornell – Neurology
& Neurosurgery
New York City, United States
13 Universitätsklinikum
Heidelberg –
Neurologische Klinik
Heidelberg, Germany
14 UCSF Medical Center –
Neurology and Neurosurgery
San Francisco, United States
15 Brigham And Women’s
Hospital – Department
of Neurology
Boston, United States
16 Mayo Clinic - Phoenix –
Neurology and Neurosurgery
Phoenix, United States
17 Mount Sinai Hospital –
Clinical Neurophysiology Lab
Toronto, Canada
18 Samsung Medical Center
– Neuroscience Center
Seoul, South Korea
19 Universitätsklinikum Freiburg
– Klinik für Neurologie
und Neurophysiologie
Freiburg, Germany
20 Cedars-Sinai Medical
Center – Department
of Neurology
Los Angeles, United States
21 Royal Melbourne Hospital -
Parkville – Neurology service
Melbourne, Australia
22 The University of Tokyo
Hospital – Department
of Neurology
Tokyo, Japan
23 Hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania - Penn
Presbyterian – Department
of Neurology
Philadelphia, United States
24 The Catholic University
Of Korea - Eunpyeong
St. Mary’s Hospital –
Department of Neurology
Seoul, South Korea
25 Hospital das Clinicas
da Universidade de Sao
Paulo – Neurologia
São Paulo, Brazil
26 Karolinska
Universitetssjukhuset –
Mottagning Neuro Solna
Solna, Sweden
27 Seoul National University
- Bundang Hospital –
Department of Neurology
Seongnam, South Korea
28 UCLA Health – Ronald
Reagan Medical Center
– UCLA Neurology
Los Angeles, United States
September 23, 2022

29 Stanford Health Care
- Stanford Hospital –
Department of Neurology
and Neurological Sciences
Stanford, CA, United States
30 Clinica Universidad de Navarra
– Departamento de Neurología
Pamplona, Spain
31 Duke University Hospital –
Department of Neurology
Durham, NC, United States
32 Barnes-Jewish Hospital –
Neurology Department
St. Louis, United States
33 Policlinico Universitario
A. Gemelli –
Dipartimento di scienze
dell’invecchiamento,
neurologiche, ortopediche
e della testa-collo
Rome, Italy
34 Nagoya University Hospital
– Department of Neurology
Nagoya, Japan
35 Hospital Universitario La
Paz – Servicio de Neurología
Madrid, Spain
36 Klinikum der Universität
München – Neurologische
Klinik und Poliklinik
Munich, Germany
G O RO D E NKO FF/G E T T Y
37 Seoul National University
Hospital – Department
of Neurology
Seoul, South Korea
38 Ospedale San Raffaele
- Gruppo San Donato
– Neurologia
Milan, Italy
39 Universitätsmedizin der
Johannes Gutenberg-
Universität Mainz – Klinik
und Poliklinik für Neurologie
Mainz, Germany
40 Universitätsklinikum
Bonn – Klinik und
Poliklinik für Neurologie
Bonn, Germany
41 Universitätsklinikum Erlangen
– Neurologische Klinik
Erlangen, Germany
42 Montreal General Hospital
- McGill University Health
Centre – The Neuro
Montreal, Canada
43 Universitätsklinikum
Tübingen – Neurologische
Universitätsklinik
Tübingen, Germany
44 Chung-Ang University Hospital
– Neurology Department
Seoul, South Korea
= PROMs
45 NYU Langone Hospitals – 54 Hospital For Special Surgery
Department of Neurology – Department of Neurology
New York City, United States New York City, United States
46 Amsterdam UMC – 55 Policlinico Umberto
Neurocentrum AMC I – Clinica neurologia
Amsterdam, Netherlands Rome, Italy
47 Centre hospitalier 56 Emory University Hospital –
universitaire Lille – Department of Neurology
Neurologie Atlanta, United States
Lille Cedex, France
57 Hospital Israelita Albert
48 Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville – Einstein – Neurology
Department of Neurology São Paulo, Brazil
Jacksonville, FL, United States
58 Universitätsspital
49 Fondation Rothschild – Basel – Neurologisch-
Service de neurologie Neurochirurgische Poliklinik
Paris, France Basel, Switzerland
50 Northwestern Memorial 59 Klinikum rechts der
Hospital – Neurology Isar der Technischen
Chicago, United States Universität München –
Klinik und Poliklinik
51 Fondazione Istituto für Neurologie
Neurologico C. Mondino Munich, Germany
– Neurologia generale
Pavia, Italy 60 King’s College Hospital
– General neurology
52 National Center of London, United Kingdom
Neurology and Psychiatry –
Department of Neurology 61 Universitätsklinikum Köln
Tokyo, Japan – Klinik und Poliklinik
für Neurologie
53 Tottori University Hospital Cologne, Germany
– Department of Neurology
Yonago, Japan 62 Hospital Universitari
Vall d’Hebron – Servicio
de Neurología
Barcelona, Spain
63 Fondazione Policlinico Tor
Vergata – U.O.C. Neurologia
Rome, Italy
64 Medizinische Hochschule
Hannover – Klinik
für Neurologie
Hanover, Germany
65 Yale New Haven Hospital
– Yale New Haven Hospital
Neurosciences
New Haven, CT, United States
66 Johns Hopkins Bayview
Medical Center – Neurology
and Neurosurgery
Baltimore, United States
67 Aalborg Universitetshospital
– Neurologisk Afdeling
Aalborg, Denmark
68 Sunnybrook Health
Sciences Centre –
Division of Neurology
Toronto, Canada
69 Mayo Clinic - Health System
In Eau Claire – Neurology
Eau Claire, WI, United States
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70 Toronto General - University
Health Network – Krembil
Neuroscience Centre
Toronto, Canada
71 Hôpital Purpan – Pôle
neurosciences
Toulouse, France
72 Hospital for Sick Children
– Division of Neurology
Toronto, Canada
73 Severance Hospital - Yonsei
University – Neurology
Seoul, South Korea
74 Hôpital Lyon Sud (HCL)
– Service de neurologie
clinique et fonctionnelle
Pierre Benite, France
75 Hospital Clínic de
Barcelona – Instituto
Clínic de Neurociencias
Barcelona, Spain
76 All India Institute of
Medical Sciences -
Delhi – Neurology
Delhi, India
77 John Radcliffe Hospital
– Neurology
Oxford, United Kingdom
78 University of Chicago
Medical Center – Neurology
& Neurosurgery
Chicago, United States
79 AP-HM - Hôpital de la
Timone – Neurologie
Marseille, France
80 Hospital General
Universitario Gregorio
Marañón – Servicio
de Neurología
Madrid, Spain
81 University Hospitals
Cleveland Medical Center
– University Hospitals
Neurological Institute
Cleveland, United States
82 Rush University Medical
Center – Department of
Neurological Sciences
Chicago, United States
83 AP-HP - Hôpital Lariboisière
– Neurologie
Paris, France
84 Ajou University Hospital –
Neurology Department
Suwon City, South Korea
85 Hospital Clínico San Carlos
– Servicio de Neurología
Madrid, Spain
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86 Hôpital Paris Saint-
Joseph – Neurologie
Paris, France
87 Beth Israel Deaconess
Medical Center –
Department of Neurology
Boston, United States
88 Grande Ospedale
Metropolitano Niguarda –
Dipartimento Neuroscienze
(Neurologia e Stroke Unit)
Milan, Italy
89 Hospital Sirio Libanes
– Neurologia
São Paulo, Brazil
90 University of Washington
Medical Center –
Department of Neurology
Seattle, United States
91 University of Michigan
Hospitals - Michigan
Medicine – Department
of Neurology
Ann Arbor, MI, United States
92 Baylor St. Luke’s
Medical Center –
Neuroscience Institute
Houston, United States
93 Universitätsklinikum
Frankfurt – Klinik
für Neurologie
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
94 Memorial Sloan Kettering
Cancer Center – Department
of Neurology
New York City, United States
95 University of California
- Davis Medical Center –
Department of Neurology
Sacramento, CA, United States
96 Kyoto University Hospital –
Department of Neurology
Kyoto, Japan
97 University of Miami
Hospital – Department
of Neurology
Miami, United States
98 Groupe hospitalier Pellegrin
– Service de neurologie et
unité neuro-vasculaire (UNV)
Bordeaux, France
99 Centre hospitalier de
l’Université de Montréal
– Neurologie Clinique
Montreal, Canada
100 Centre Hospitalier
Universitaire Vaudois –
Service de neurologie
Lausanne, Switzerland
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Neurosurgery
1 Mayo Clinic - Rochester –
Neurology and Neurosurgery
Rochester, MN, United States
2 New York-Presbyterian
Hospital-Columbia and Cornell
– Neurology & Neurosurgery
New York City, United States
3 National Hospital For
Neurology and Neurosurgery
- Queen Square
London, United Kingdom
4 Charité - Universitätsmedizin
Berlin – Klinik für
Neurochirurgie
Berlin, Germany
5 Cleveland Clinic –
Neurological Institute
Cleveland, United States
6 Massachusetts General
Hospital – Department
of Neurosurgery
Boston, United States
7 The Johns Hopkins Hospital
– Department of Neurology
and Neurosurgery
Baltimore, United States
8 The Mount Sinai Hospital
– Neurosurgery
New York City, United States
9 AP-HP - Hôpital Universitaire
Pitié Salpêtrière – Service
de Neurochirurgie
Paris, France
10 Memorial Sloan Kettering
Cancer Center – Department
of Neurosurgery
New York City, United States
11 UCSF Medical Center – UCSF
Neurosurgery Clinic
San Francisco, United States
12 The University of Tokyo
Hospital – Department
of Neurosurgery
Tokyo, Japan
13 Universitätsklinikum
Heidelberg –
Neurochirurgische Klinik
Heidelberg, Germany
14 Stanford Health Care
- Stanford Hospital –
Stanford Neurosurgery
Stanford, CA, United States
15 Dignity Health - St Joseph’s
Hospital And Medical Center –
Barrow Neurological Institute
Phoenix, United States
16 Brigham And Women’s
Hospital – Department
of Neurosurgery
Boston, United States
17 Mayo Clinic - Phoenix –
Neurology and Neurosurgery
Phoenix, United States
18 MD Anderson Cancer Center
– Neurosurgery Department
Houston, United States
19 Johns Hopkins Bayview
Medical Center – Neurology
and Neurosurgery
W e St eN D 6 1/G e t t Y
Baltimore, United States
20 Karolinska
Universitetssjukhuset –
Department of Neurosurgery
Solna, Sweden

21 Fondazione I.R.C.C.S. Istituto
Neurologico Carlo Besta –
Dipartimento Neurochirurgia
Milan, Italy
22 Duke University Hospital –
Department of Neurosurgery
Durham, NC, United States
23 NYU Langone Hospitals –
Department of Neurosurgery
New York City, United States
24 Montreal General Hospital
- McGill University Health
Centre – Neurosurgery Clinic
Montreal, Canada
25 Maastricht UMC+ –
Neurochirurgie
Maastricht, The Netherlands
26 Great Ormond Street Hospital
– Neurosurgery department
London, United Kingdom
27 King’s College Hospital
– Neurosurgery
London, United Kingdom
28 Lenox Hill Hospital –
Department of Neurosurgery
New York City, United States
29 Severance Hospital - Yonsei
University – Neurosurgery
Seoul, South Korea
30 Hospital For Special
Surgery – Spine Center
New York City, United States
31 BP – A Beneficência Portuguesa
de São Paulo – Neurocirurgia
São Paulo, Brazil
32 Aalborg Universitetshospital
– Neurokirurgisk Afdeling
Aalborg, Denmark
33 Northwestern Memorial
Hospital – Department
of Neurosurgery
Chicago, United States
34 Brigham And Women’s
Faulkner Hospital –
Brigham and Women’s
Comprehensive Spine Center
Boston, United States
35 Hospital Israelita Albert
Einstein – Einstein
Surgery Center
São Paulo, Brazil
36 Hospital Alemão Oswaldo
Cruz – Centro especializado em
Tumores do Cérebro e Coluna
São Paulo, Brazil
37 Addenbrooke’s – Neurosurgery
Cambridge, United Kingdom
= PROMs
38 Gangnam Severance
Hospital - Yonsei University
– Neurosurgery
Seoul, South Korea
39 Medizinische Hochschule
Hannover – Klinik für
Neurochirugie
Hanover, Germany
40 Hospital Universitario 12 de
Octubre – Neurocirugía
Madrid, Spain
41 Mayo Clinic - Health System
In Eau Claire – Neurosurgery
Eau Claire, WI, United States
42 Sheba Medical Center –
Department of Neurosurgery
Ramat Gan, Israel
43 AP-HM - Hôpital de la
Timone – Neurochirurgie
Marseille, France
44 Cedars-Sinai Medical Center –
Department of Neurosurgery
Los Angeles, United States
45 Hospital General
Universitario Gregorio
Marañón – Neurocirugía
Madrid, Spain
46 Hospital for Sick Children –
Division of Neurosurgery
Toronto, Canada
47 Universitätsklinikum
Bonn – Neurochirurgie
Bonn, Germany
48 UCLA Health – Santa
Monica Medical Center –
Department of Neurosurgery
Santa Monica, CA, United States
49 Hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania - Penn
Presbyterian – Department
of Neurosurgery
Philadelphia, United States
50 Toronto General - University
Health Network – Krembil
Neuroscience Centre -
Division of Neurosurgery
Toronto, Canada
51 Nagoya University
Hospital – Department
of Neurosurgery
Nagoya, Japan
52 Universitätsklinikum
Freiburg – Klinik für
Neurochirurgie
Freiburg, Germany
53 Kyoto University Hospital –
Department of Neurology
Kyoto, Japan
54 Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Birmingham – Neurology
& Neurosurgery
Birmingham, United Kingdom
55 AP-HP - Hôpital Lariboisière
– Neurochirurgie
Paris, France
56 CHU Bordeaux - Groupe
hospitalier Pellegrin –
Service de Neurochirurgie
Bordeaux, France
57 Boston Children’s Hospital –
Department of Neurosurgery
Boston, United States
58 Hospital Universitario Virgen
del Rocío – Neurocirugía
Seville, Spain
59 Keio University Hospital –
Division of Neurosurgery
Tokyo, Japan
60 Charing Cross Hospital
– Neurosurgery
London, United Kingdom
61 Jefferson Health - Thomas
Jefferson University
Hospitals – Department
of Neurological Surgery
Philadelphia, United States
62 Abbott Northwestern Hospital
– Abbott Northwestern’s
Neuroscience Institute
Minneapolis, United States
63 Houston Methodist
Hospital – Department
of Neurosurgery
Houston, United States
64 Hospital Sirio Libanes
– Neurologia
São Paulo, Brazil
65 A.O. Ospedali Riuniti Marche
Nord - Presidio San Salvatore
Centro – Neurochirurgia
Pesaro, Italy
66 Emory University Hospital
– Emory Department
of Neurosurgery
Atlanta, United States
67 Ospedale San Raffaele -
Gruppo San Donato
– Neurochirurgia
Milan, Italy
68 Hospital Universitario La Paz
– Servicio de Neurocirugía
Madrid, Spain
69 University of Michigan
Hospitals - Michigan Medicine
– Department of Neurosurgery
Ann Arbor, MI, United States
70 Akademiska Sjukhuset –
Neurokirurgavdelning 85 E
Uppsala, Sweden
71 Akita Kousei Medical Center –
Department for Neurosurgery
Akita, Japan
72 University of Virginia
Medical Center – Department
of Neurosurgery
Charlottesville, VA,
United States
73 Vanderbilt University Medical
Center – Department of
Neurological Surgery
Nashville, TN, United States
74 Centre Hospitalier
Universitaire Vaudois –
Service de neurochirugie
Lausanne, Switzerland
75 Grande Ospedale
Metropolitano Niguarda –
Neuroscience Department
Milan, Italy
76 Rush University Medical
Center – Neurology and
Neurosurgery Services
Chicago, United States
77 Changi General Hospital –
Department of Surgery
Singapore, Singapore
78 Royal Melbourne Hospital
- Parkville – Brain, spine
& nerves surgery service
Parkville, Australia
79 Baylor St. Luke’s
Medical Center –
Neuroscience Institute
Houston, United States
80 Hospital das Clinicas
da Universidade de Sao
Paulo – Neurocirurgia
São Paulo, Brazil
81 University of Washington
Medical Center – Department
of Neurological Surgery
Seattle, United States
82 Baylor University
Medical Center – Baylor
Neuroscience Center
Dallas, United States
83 University of Miami
Hospital – Neurosurgery
Miami, United States
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84 Osaka University Hospital
– Neurosurgery
Osaka, Japan
85 Texas Children’s Hospital
– Neurosurgery
Houston, United States
86 Mount Sinai Beth Israel
– Neurosurgery
New York City, United States
87 UCLA Health – Ronald
Reagan Medical Center
– UCLA Neurosurgery
Los Angeles, United States
88 Hokkaido University
Hospital – Neurosurgery
Hokkaido, Japan
89 Kanto Central Hospital –
Department for Neurosurgery
Tokyo, Japan
90 Centre hospitalier univer-
sitaire Lille – Neurochir-
urgie générale adulte
Lille Cedex, France
91 Tohoku University
Hospital – Neurosurgery
Sendai, Japan
92 Universitätsklinikum Köln –
Zentrum für Neurochirurgie
Köln, Germany
93 A.C. Camargo Cancer Center –
Departamento Neurocirurgia
São Paulo, Brazil
94 Universitätsspital Zürich –
Klinik für Neurochirurgie
Zurich, Switzerland
95 Ospedale Borgo Trento
– Neurochirurgia
Verona, Italy
96 UPMC Children’s Hospital
of Pittsburgh – Brain
Care Institute
Pittsburgh, United States
97 Universitätsklinikum
Frankfurt – Klinik für
Neurochirurgie
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
98 LMU Klinikum –
Neurochirurgische
Klinik und Poliklinik
Munich, Germany
Azienda Ospedaliera di Rilievo
99
Nazionale San Giuseppe
Moscati – Neurochirurgia
Avellino, Italy
100 Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital
– Department of Neurosurgery
Atlanta, United States
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Pulmonology
1 Mayo Clinic - Rochester
– Pulmonary Medicine
Rochester, MN, United States
2 Cleveland Clinic –
Respiratory Institute
Cleveland, United States
3 Massachusetts General
Hospital – Division of
Pulmonary and Critical
Care Medicine
Boston, United States
4 UCSF Medical Center
– Pulmonology
San Francisco, United States
5 Royal Brompton
Hospital – Pulmonary
hypertension service
London, United Kingdom
6 The Mount Sinai Hospital
– Pulmonology
New York City, United States
7 Stanford Health Care -
Stanford Hospital – Chest
Clinic (Pulmonology)
Stanford, CA, United States
8 National Jewish
Health – Division of
Pulmonary, Critical Care
and Sleep Medicine
Denver, United States
9 The Johns Hopkins
Hospital – Pulmonary and
Critical Care Medicine
Baltimore, United States
10 New York-Presbyterian
Hospital-Columbia
and Cornell – Allergy,
Immunology and
Pulmonology
New York City, United States
11 Brigham And Women’s
Hospital – The Lung Center
Boston, United States
12 Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
– General Pulmonology
Los Angeles, United States
13 UC San Diego Health - Jacobs
Medical Center – Pulmonary
and Critical Care Medicine
San Diego, United States
14 UCLA Health – Ronald Reagan
Medical Center – Division
of Pulmonary, Critical
Care and Sleep Medicine
Los Angeles, United States
15 University of Washington
Medical Center – General
Pulmonary Clinic
Seattle, United States
16 Hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania - Penn
Presbyterian – Harron
Lung Center
Philadelphia, United States
17 Hospital General
Universitario Gregorio
Marañón – Neumología
Madrid, Spain
18 AP-HP - Hôpital
Universitaire Pitié
Salpêtrière – Pneumologie
Réanimation médicale
Paris, France
19 Barnes-Jewish Hospital
– Pulmonary Clinic
St. Louis, United States
20 Memorial Sloan
Kettering Cancer Center
– Pulmonary Service
New York City, United States
21 Charité - Universitätsmedizin
Berlin – Pneumologie
Berlin, Germany
22 University of Michigan
Hospitals - Michigan Medicine
– Lung Disease
and Respiratory Care
(Pulmonary)
Ann Arbor, MI, United States
23 Mayo Clinic - Phoenix –
Pulmonary Medicine
Phoenix, United States
24 Mount Sinai Hospital –
Lung-Pulmonology
Toronto, Canada
25 Thoraxklinik Heidelberg
– Pneumologie und
Beatmungsmedizin
Heidelberg, Germany
26 Asan Medical Center
– Pulmonology and
Critical Care Medicine
Seoul, South Korea
Samsung Medical
27
Center – Pulmonary and
Critical Care Medicine
Seoul, South Korea
28 Northwestern Memorial
Hospital – Pulmonary
Chicago, United States
29 AP-HP - Hôpital Bichat-
Claude-Bernard – Service
de Pneumologie
Paris, France
30 Toronto General - University
Health Network – General
Respirology Clinics
Toronto, Canada
31 MD Anderson Cancer Center
– Pulmonary Medicine
Houston, United States
32 Hospital Universitario 12
de Octubre – Neumologia
Madrid, Spain
33 Seoul National
University Hospital –
Pulmonary and Critical
Care Medicine
Seoul, South Korea
34 UCLA Medical Center -
Santa Monica Medical
Center – UCLA Respiratory
Care Services
Santa Monica, CA, United States
35 Severance Hospital - Yonsei
University – Pulmonology
Seoul, South Korea
36 AP-HP - Hôpital Européen
Georges Pompidou –
Service de Pneumologie
Paris, France
37 NYU Langone Hospitals –
NYU Langone Pulmonology
& Sleep Medicine
New York City, United States
38 The Alfred –
Respiratory Clinic
Melbourne, Australia
39 Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville
– Pulmonary Medicine
Jacksonville, FL, United States
40 Inha University Hospital
– Pulmonary and Critical
care medicine
Incheon, South Korea
41 Center Hospital of the
National Center for Global
Health and Medicine –
Respiratory Medicine
Tokyo, Japan
42 The University of Tokyo
Hospital – Respiratory
Medicine
D r AG ON I m AG e S /G e t t Y
Tokyo, Japan
43 Royal Melbourne
Hospital - Parkville –
Respiratory Medicine
& Sleep Disorders
Melbourne, Australia
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 = PROMs

55 Jefferson Health - 70 National University

Thomas Jefferson University
Hospitals – Jane and
Leonard Korman
Respiratory Institute
Philadelphia, United States
56 Medizinische Hochschule
Hannover – Klinik
für Pneumologie
Hanover, Germany
57 Keck Hospital of USC –
Pulmonary, Critical Care
and Sleep Medicine
Los Angeles, United States
58 Centre hospitalier de
l’Université de Montréal –
Pneumologie - Clinique
Montreal, Canada
59 Ajou University Hospital
– Pulmonary & Critical
Care Medicine
Suwon City, South Korea
Hospital – Respiratory and
Critical Care Medicine
Singapore, Singapore
71 Cliniques universitaires Saint-
Luc – Service de Pneumologie
Brussels, Belgium
72 Royal Papworth
Hospital – Pulmonary
Vascular Disease Unit
Cambridge, United Kingdom
73 UZ Leuven - Campus
Gasthuisberg – Pneumologie
Leuven, Belgium
74 Freeman Hospital –
Respiratory services
Newcastle Upon Tyne,
United Kingdom
75 Montefiore Medical Center
– Pulmonary Medicine
Bronx, NY, United States

60 Rush University Medical 76 KyungHee University Medical

Center – Pulmonology Center – Department of
Services Respiratory Medicine
Chicago, United States Seoul, South Korea

61 St. Michael’s Hospital – 77 Azienda Ospedaliera

49 CHU Bordeaux - Groupe
hospitalier Pellegrin –
Pneumologie Générale
Bordeaux, France
50 Hospital de Barcelona
– Pneumologia
44 AP-HP - Hôpital Saint-Louis
Barcelona, Spain
– Service de Pneumologie
Paris, France
51 Changi General Hospital
– Department of Sleep
45 Hospital Universitario
Medicine, Surgery & Science
La Paz – Neumología
Singapore, Singapore
Madrid, Spain
52 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical
46 Johns Hopkins Bayview
Center – Pulmonary, Critical
Medical Center – Pulmonary
Care and Sleep Medicine
& Critical Care Medicine
Boston, United States
Baltimore, United States
53 Royal Prince Alfred
47 Mayo Clinic - Health System
Hospital – Respiratory
In Eau Claire – Pulmonology
Medicine and Sleep Unit
Eau Claire, WI, United States
Camperdown, Australia
48 Yale New Haven Hospital
54 Policlinico Universitario A.
– Pulmonary and Critical
Gemelli – Pneumologia
Care Medicine
Rome, Italy
New Haven, CT, United States
Respiratory Therapy San Camillo Forlanini –
Toronto, Canada Broncopneumologia ed
ipertensione polmonare
62 Karolinska arteriosa idiopatica
Universitetssjukhuset – Rome, Italy
ECMO Center Karolinska
Solna, Sweden 78 Universitätsklinikum Leipzig
– Klinik und Poliklinik für
63 Jewish General Hospital Onkologie, Gastroenterologie,
– Pneumology Hepatologie, Pneumologie
Montreal, Canada und Infektiologie
Leipzig, Germany
64 AP-HP - Hôpital
Cochin – Service de 79 Hospital Universitario Virgen
Pneumologie del Rocío – Neumología
Paris, France y Cirugía Torácica
Seville, Spain
65 Policlinico Sant’Orsola-
Malpighi – Pneumologia 80 Amsterdam UMC – Longziekten
e T.I. respiratoria Amsterdam, Netherlands
Bologna, Italy
81 Sir Ganga Ram Hospital –
66 VCH - Vancouver General Department of Chest Medicine
Hospital – Pulmonary Delhi, India
Rehabilitation Programs
Vancouver, Canada 82 Klinikum rechts der Isar der
Technischen Universität
67 King’s College Hospital – München – Klinik und
Respiratory medicine Poliklinik für Innere Medizin I
London, United Kingdom Munich, Germany
68 CHUL - CHU de Québec- 83 UPMC Presbyterian &
Université Laval – Service Shadyside – Pulmonary and
de pneumologie Respiratory Services at UPMC
Quebec City, Canada Pittsburgh, United States
69 Chung-Ang University 84 Gangnam Severance
Hospital – Division Hospital - Yonsei University
of Pulmonology – Pulmonology
Seoul, South Korea Seoul, South Korea

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85 AH-HP - Hôpital Antoine
Béclère – Service de
Pneumologie
Clamart, France
86 Duke University
Hospital – Lung Disease
- Pulmonology
Durham, NC, United States
87 Houston Methodist
Hospital – Pulmonology
Houston, United States
88 Baylor University
Medical Center –
Pulmonary Medicine
Dallas, United States
89 Nagoya University
Hospital – Respirology
Nagoya, Japan
90 CHU Amiens-Picardie
– Pneumologie et
réanimation respiratoire
Amiens, France
91 Pennsylvania Hospital
– Harron Lung Center
Philadelphia, United States
92 CHU Brest – Le service
de pneumologie
Brest, France
93 CHU Strasbourg –
Pneumologie
Strasbourg, France
94 Pusan National University
Hospital – Pulmonology
Busan, South Korea
95 Henry Ford Hospital –
Lung and Pulmonary
Care at Henry Ford
Detroit, United States
96 Aarhus Universitetshospital
– Department of Respiratory
Diseases and Allergy
Aarhus, Denmark
97 Kliniken Köln gGmbH
- Kinderkrankenhaus
Amsterdamer Straße –
Kinderpneumologie
Köln, Germany
98 Royal Hallamshire
Hospital – Pulmonary
Vascular Disease Unit
Sheffield, United Kingdom
99 Foothills Medical Centre –
Pulmonary Diagnostics Unit
Calgary, Canada
100 Montreal Chest Institute
- McGill University Health
Centre – Respiratory Division
Montreal, Canada
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Urology
1 Mayo Clinic - Rochester
– Mayo Clinic Urology
Rochester, MN, United States
2 Cleveland Clinic –
Glickman Urological
& Kidney Institute
Cleveland, United States
3 Memorial Sloan Kettering
Cancer Center
New York City, United States
4 Asan Medical Center –
Department of Urology
Seoul, South Korea
5 Samsung Medical Center
– Department of Urology
Seoul, South Korea
6 Seoul National
University Hospital –
Department of Urology
Seoul, South Korea
7 University College
Hospital – Urology
service at UCLH
London, United Kingdom
8 The Johns Hopkins
Hospital – Brady
Urological Institute
Baltimore, United States
9 MD anderson Cancer
Center – MD anderson
Urology Center
Houston, United States
10 Seoul National University -
Bundang Hospital – Urology
Seongnam, South Korea
11 UCSF Medical Center – UCSF
Department of Urology
San Francisco, United States
12 The Catholic University
of Korea - Eunpyeong
St. Mary’s Hospital –
Department of Urology
Seoul, South Korea
13 Hospital Universitario La
Paz – Urology Service of the
Hospital Universitario la Paz
Madrid, Spain
14 Hospital Clínic de Barcelona
– Instituto Clínic de
Nefrología y Urología
Barcelona, Spain
15 Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville
– Mayo Clinic Urology
Jacksonville, FL, United States
16 AP-HP - Hôpital
Universitaire Pitié
Salpêtrière – Service
d’Urologie
Paris, France
17 Hospital Sirio Libanes
– Núcleo Avançado de
Urologia do Sírio-Libanês
São Paulo, Brazil
18 Guy’s Hospital –
Urology services
London, United Kingdom
19 University Hospitals
Cleveland Medical
Center – UH Urology
Institute
Cleveland, United States
20 Vanderbilt University
Medical Center –
Department of Urology
Nashville, TN, United States
21 Singapore General
Hospital (SGH) – Urology
Singapore , Singapore
22 Keck Hospital of USC
– USC Urology
Los Angeles, United States
23 Sunnybrook Health
Sciences Centre –
Division of Urology
Toronto, Canada
24 Severance Hospital
- Yonsei University –
Department of Urology
Seoul, South Korea
25 Stanford Health Care
- Stanford Hospital –
Stanford Urology Clinic
Stanford, CA, United States
26 Hospital Universitario 12
de Octubre – Urología
Madrid, Spain
27 Azienda Ospedaliera di
Padova – L’Unità Operativa
Complessa (UOC) Urologia
Padua, Italy
28 Houston Methodist Hospital
– Department of Urology
Houston, United States
29 Hospital General Universitario
Gregorio Marañón – Urología
Madrid, Spain
30 Massachusetts General
Hospital – Department
of Urology
Boston, United States
31 Kyoto University
Hospital – Urology
Kyoto, Japan
32 Mayo Clinic - Phoenix –
Mayo Clinic Urology
Phoenix, United States
33 University of Colorado Hospital
– Department of Urology
Aurora, CO, United States
34 Toronto General - University
Health Network – Urology
Surgical Oncology
S H ID LOVS K I/G e t t Y
Inpatient Unit
Toronto, Canada
35 AP-HP - Hôpital Cochin
– Service d’urologie
Paris, France

36 Korea University - Anam
Hospital – Department
of Urology
Seoul, South Korea
37 All India Institute of Medical
Sciences - Delhi – Urology
Delhi, India
38 Gleneagles Hospital –
Urinary & Reproductive
System (Urology)
Singapore , Singapore
39 Cleveland Clinic - Florida
– Glickman Urological
& Kidney Institute
Weston, FL, United States
40 UCLA Health – Ronald
Reagan Medical Center
– UCLA Urology
Los Angeles, United States
41 The Christian Medical College
– Department of Urology
Vellore, India
42 University of Michigan
Hospitals - Michigan Medicine
– Department of Urology
Ann Arbor, MI, United States
43 Hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania - Penn
Presbyterian – Penn
Urology Program
Philadelphia, United States
44 Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
– Department of Urology
Los Angeles, United States
45 Elsan - Clinique Saint-
Augustin – Urologie à la
Clinique Saint Augustin
Bordeaux, France
46 Medanta The Medicity –
Urology and andrology
Gurgaon, India
47 The Catholic University
of Korea - Yeouido
St. Mary’s Hospital –
Department of Urology
Seoul, South Korea
48 University of California - Davis
Medical Center – Department
of Urologic Surgery
Sacramento, CA, United States
49 Presidio Ospedaliero Molinette
- A.O.U. Città della Salute e
della Scienza – Chirurgia
Generale e Specialistica
Turin, Italy
50 Brigham and Women’s
Faulkner Hospital –
Division of Urology
Boston, United States
51 Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia –
Division of Urology
Philadelphia, United States
52 NYU Langone Hospitals –
Department of Urology
New York City, United States
53 Amsterdam UMC – Urologie
Amsterdam, Netherlands
54 Northwestern Memorial
Hospital – Northwestern
Medicine Urology
Galter Pavilion
Chicago, United States
55 Ospedale San Raffaele -
Gruppo San Donato – Urologia
Milan, Italy
56 Gangnam Severance Hospital
- Yonsei University – Urology
Seoul, South Korea
57 Hospital Ramón y Cajal
– Servicio de Urología
Madrid, Spain
58 AP-HP - Hôpital Européen
Georges Pompidou – Urologie
Paris, France
59 MemorialCare Long
Beach Medical Center
Long Beach, United States
60 Centre hospitalier de
l’Université de Montréal
– Urologie - Clinique
Montreal, Canada
61 University of Chicago
Medical Center – Urology
Chicago, United States
62 The University of Tokyo
Hospital – Urology
and andrology
Tokyo, Japan
63 Allgemeines Krankenhaus der
Stadt Wien - Medizinischer
Universitätscampus –
Universitätsklinik für Urologie
Wien, Austria
64 Henry Ford Hospital – Vattikuti
Urology Institute (VUI)
Detroit, MI, United States
65 Isar Klinikum – Klinik
für Urologie
Munich, Germany
66 Ajou University Hospital
– Urology Department
Suwon City, South Korea
67 Connecticut Children’s
Medical Center – Urology
Hartford, CT, United States
= PROMs
68 Clinica Universidad de 85 Hôpital Paris Saint-Joseph
Navarra – Departamento – Chirurgie urologique
de Urología Paris, France
Pamplona, Spain
86 Klinikum rechts der
69 University of Washington Isar der Technischen
Medical Center – Urology Universität München –
Clinic at UW Medical Urologische Klinik und
Center - Northwest Poliklinik der Technischen
Seattle, United States Universität München
Munich, Germany
70 New York-Presbyterian
Hospital-Columbia and 87 CHU Nantes - Site Hôtel-
Cornell – Department Dieu – service d’urologie
of Urology du CHU de Nantes
New York City, United States Nantes, France
71 Texas Children’s Hospital 88 Abbott Northwestern
– Urology Division Hospital – Urology
Houston, United States Minneapolis, United States
72 MedStar Washington 89 University of Kansas
Hospital Center – Urology Hospital – Urology
Washington, D.C., United States Kansas City, United States
73 St. Louis Children’s Hospital 90 Hospital Universitari de
– Urology Services Bellvitge – servei d’urologia
St. Louis, United States Barcelona, Spain
74 Okayama University Hospital 91 Lahey Hospital and Medical
– Department of Urology Center – Urology Institue
Okayama, Japan Burlington, United States
75 Hackensack University 92 Rush University Medical
Medical Center – Urology Center – Rush Urology
Hackensack, NJ, United States Chicago, United States
76 Nationwide Children’s 93 VCH - Vancouver General
Hospital – Section of Urology Hospital – Urology
Columbus, OH, United States Outpatient Clinic - Blusson
Spinal Cord Centre
77 Children’s National Vancouver, Canada
Hospital – Urology
Washington, WA, United States 94 Universitätsklinikum
Frankfurt – Klinik für Urologie
78 Keio University Hospital – Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Department of Urology
Tokyo, Japan 95 Cleveland Clinic Akron
General – Urology
79 Addenbrooke’s – Akron, United States
Urology - Clinic 4a
Cambridge, United Kingdom 96 Cleveland Clinic - Hillcrest
Hospital – Urology
80 Yale New Haven Mayfield Heights, United States
Hospital – Urology
New Haven, CT, United States 97 Hospital Universitari
Vall d’Hebron – Servicio
81 Montefiore Medical Center – de Urología
The Department of Urology Barcelona, Spain
Bronx, NY, United States
98 Boston Children’s Hospital
82 Hospital Israelita Albert – Department of Urology
Einstein – Einstein Boston, United States
Surgery Program
São Paulo, Brazil 99 Istituto Clinico
Humanitas – L’Unità
83 Duke University Operativa di Urologia
Hospital – Urology Milan, Italy
Durham, NC, United States
100 Inselspital Bern –
84 Baylor University Medical Universitätsklinik
Center – Urology für Urologie
Dallas, United States Bern, Switzerland
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2023

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 Methodology
The World’s Best Smart Hospitals
awards the leading 300 hospitals in
the field of smart technologies from
28 different countries. The ranking
process is based on three main steps:
1 _ INTERNATIONAL ONLINE
SURVEY: Hospital managers and
health care professionals with
knowledge about smart hospitals
were asked to recommend leading
smart hospitals across the globe.
2 _ INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL
SURVEY: Implementation and usage
of digital technologies in the hospi-
tal was assessed by hospitals and
validated by chief digital/informa-
tion officers or senior management.
3 _ DESK RESEARCH FOR EVERY
NOMINATED HOSPITAL AS VAL-
IDATION FOR THIS HOSPITAL’S
ACHIEVEMENTS: Participants had
the opportunity to name a standout
category. The five categories were:
electronic functionalities, telemedi-
cine, digital imaging, artificial intelli-
gence and robotics. During the sur-
vey period from June to July 2022,
over 4,000 votes were collected in
the survey. A score was calculated
for each hospital based on the
number of recommendations.
International recommendations
were weighted higher than national
recommendations, reinforcing the
international focus of this ranking.
The Top 300 list includes smart
hospitals from 28 different
countries: U.S. (87), Germany (23),
U.K. (20), France (18), Italy (18),
Canada (15), South Korea (13),
Japan (13), Spain (11), Swit-
zerland (11), Australia (8), The
Netherlands (8), Singapore (7),
Denmark (7), Israel (6), Brazil (6),
Norway (5), Finland (5), Belgium
(4), Austria (3), India (2), Mexico
(2), Sweden (2), Saudi Arabia (2),
United Arab Emirates (1), Lebanon
(1), Thailand (1) and Taiwan (1).
G O RO D E NKO FF/G E T T Y
Scoring Model
▸ National recommendations (45%)
▸ International
recommendations (50 %)
STANDOUT TRE ATMENTS: = Electronic functionalities
▸ International hospi-
tal survey (5%)
From June to July 2022, Statista
invited thousands of hospital
managers and medical profes-
sionals with knowledge about
smart hospitals to an online
survey. The survey was also
promoted on newsweek.com.
Participants were invited via
email. Participants were asked to
recommend hospitals which are no-
table smart hospitals. International
recommendations were weighted
higher than national recommenda-
tions for each hospital. Recom-
mendations for own employer/
hospital were not allowed.
Participants were asked to
assign a ranking position (i.e., top
1, top 5, top 10, top 50, etc.) to
hospitals. Additionally, participants
could name a standout category:
▸ Electronic functionalities
▸ Telemedicine
▸ Digital Imaging
▸ Artificial intelligence
▸ Robotics
International Online Survey
The hospital survey enables data
collection on the usage of digital
technologies directly from the
hospitals. Hospitals were invited
to participate in the internation-
al online survey to assess the
implementation and usage of their
digital technologies. The ques-
tionnaire was designed with the
guidance and input of an expert
panel. (See the Best Specialized
Hospitals 2023 methodology for
members of the panel). Survey
results had to be validated by an
authorized person e.g., managing
director/senior management or
chief information officer in order
to be used in the evaluation.
The digital technolo-
gies considered are:
1 _ Electronic functionalities e.g.,
implementation of hospi-
tal information system.
2 _ Telemedicine e.g., implemen-
tation of technical equipment
to conduct teleconsultations.
= Telemedicine
3 _ Digital Imaging e.g., usage of
virtual reality and augmented
reality tools to support diagno-
Top 150
sis and treatment of patients.
4 _ Artificial Intelligence e.g.,
1 Mayo Clinic - Rochester
usage of artificial intelligence Rochester, MN, United States
and machine learning tools for
data analysis and evaluation. 2 Massachusetts
_ General Hospital
5 Robotics e.g., implemen-
Boston, United States
tation and evaluation
of robotic surgery. 3 The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore, United States
Participants had to respond to
4 Cleveland Clinic
at least 3 out of 5 categories. Cleveland, United States
Every nominated hospital was
reviewed through a rigorous 5 The Mount Sinai Hospital
New York City, United States
quality assurance process via
desk research. The project team 6 Brigham and
conducted desk research and ana- Women’s Hospital
lyzed the implementation of smart Boston, United States
technologies in eligible hospitals.
7 MD Anderson Cancer Center
Sources used for review of Houston, United States
technological innovations: es-
tablished health care technology 8 Memorial Sloan
Kettering Cancer Center
websites (e.g., healthcareglobal.
New York City, United States
com), scientific publications (e.g,.
PubMed) and press releases. 9 Karolinska
Survey subcategories were used as Universitetssjukhuset
Solna, Sweden
keywords for the search. Other ad-
ditional keywords used: technolog- 10 Houston
ical innovation, Internet of Things Methodist Hospital
(IoT), machine learning, smart Houston, United States
buildings, preventive analytics.
11 Charité - Universitätsmedizin
Berlin
The rankings are composed Berlin, Germany
exclusively of hospitals eligible
12 Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
regarding the scope described
Los Angeles, United States
here. The ranking is the result of
an elaborate process which, due 13 Sheba Medical Center
to the interval of data collection Ramat Gan, Israel
and analysis, is a reflection of
14 New York-Presbyterian
the last 12 months. Furthermore, Hospital - Columbia
events preceding or following the and Cornell
period August 17, 2021 to August New York City, United States
17, 2022 and/or pertaining to
15 Abbott Northwestern
individual persons affiliated/asso- Hospital
ciated with the hospitals were not Minneapolis, United States
included in the metrics. As such,
16 Aarhus Universitetshospital
the results of this ranking should
Aarhus, Denmark
not be used as the sole source of
information for future delibera- 17 Boston Medical Center
tions. The information provided in Boston, United States
this ranking should be considered
18 Beth Israel Deaconess
in conjunction with other available Medical Center
information about hospitals or, Boston, United States
if possible, accompanied by a
19 AP-HP - Hôpital Européen
visit to a facility. The quality of
Georges Pompidou
hospitals that are not included Paris, France
in the rankings is not disputed.
= Digital Imaging = Artificial intelligence = Robotics = Hospital Survey
20 Universitätsklinikum Essen
Essen, Germany

21 Stanford Health Care -

Stanford Hospital
Stanford, CA, United States

22 Aalborg 41 Gleneagles Hospital

Universitetshospital Singapore, Singapore 
Aalborg, Denmark
42 Helsinki University Hospital
23 Institut Gustave Roussy Helsinki, Finland
Villejuif, France
43 Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville
24 UCLA Medical Center Jacksonville, FL, United States
- Santa Monica 
Santa Monica, CA, United States 44 Barnes-Jewish Hospital
St. Louis, United States
25 Saratoga Hospital
Saratoga Springs, NY, United 45 Hospital For
States Special Surgery
New York City, United States
26 Mayo Clinic - Phoenix
Phoenix, United States 46 Universitätsspital Zürich
Zürich, Switzerland
27 AP-HP - Hôpital
Universitaire Pitié 47 Brigham And Women’s
Salpêtrière Faulkner Hospital
Paris, France Boston, United States

28 Mount Sinai Morningside 48 Akademiska Sjukhuset 60 Mount Sinai 71 Centre Hospitalier

New York City, United States Uppsala, Sweden Medical Center Universitaire Vaudois
Miami, United States Lausanne, Switzerland
29 Fortis Memorial 49 Hospital of the University
Research Institute of Pennsylvania - Penn 61 Centre hospitalier de 72 NYU Langone Hospitals
Gurugram, India Presbyterian l’Université de Montréal New York City, United States
Philadelphia, United States Montreal, Canada
30 Samsung Medical Center 73 Johns Hopkins Bayview
Seoul, South Korea 50 Erasmus Medisch Centrum 62 Ospedale Pediatrico Medical Center
Rotterdam, The Netherlands Bambino Gesù di Roma Baltimore, United States
31 Tan Tock Seng Hospital Rome, Italy
Singapore, Singapore 51 Jefferson Health - 74 The Ottawa Hospital
Thomas Jefferson 63 Ospedale San Raffaele Ottawa, Canada
32 Ronald Reagan UCLA University Hospitals - Gruppo San Donato
Medical Center Philadelphia, United States Milan, Italy 75 Singapore General Hospital
Los Angeles, United States Singapore, Singapore 
52 Kyoto University Hospital 64 Nagoya University
33 Istituto Clinico Humanitas Kyoto, Japan Hospital 76 Guy’s Hospital
Rozzano, Italy Nagoya, Japan London, United Kingdom
53 Boston Children’s Hospital
34 Changi General Hospital Boston, United States 65 Hospital Clínic 77 Clemenceau Medical Center
Singapore, Singapore  de Barcelona Beirut, Lebanon
54 Toronto General - University Barcelona, Spain
35 Oslo Universitetssykehus Health Network 78 Hospital Sirio Libanes
Oslo, Norway Toronto, Canada 66 Hospital General São Paulo, Brazil
Universitario
36 The University of 55 Azienda Ospedaliera Gregorio Marañón 79 University College Hospital
Tokyo Hospital San Camillo Forlanini Madrid, Spain London, United Kingdom
Tokyo, Japan Rome, Italy
67 Universitätsklinikum 80 AP-HP - Hôpital Saint-Louis
37 UCSF Medical Center 56 University of Chicago Düsseldorf Paris, France
San Francisco, United States Medical Center Düsseldorf, Germany
K RI SA DA T E P KU LMA NO N T/G E T T Y

Chicago, United States 81 Policlinico Universitario

38 Hospital Universitari 68 St Thomas’ Hospital A. Gemelli
Vall d’Hebron 57 Duke University Hospital London, United Kingdom Rome, Italy
Barcelona, Spain Durham, United States
69 Lucile Salter Packard 82 Hospital Universitario La Paz
39 St. Olavs Hospital 58 Seoul National Children’s Hospital Madrid, Spain
Trondheim, Norway University Hospital Palo Alto, CA, United States
Seoul, South Korea 83 Klinikum rechts der
40 Hospital Israelita 70 Children’s Medical Isar der Technischen
Albert Einstein 59 Asan Medical Center Center Dallas Universität München
São Paulo, Brazil Seoul, South Korea Dallas, United States Munich, Germany

STANDOUT TREATMENTS: = Electronic functionalities = Telemedicine = Digital Imaging = Artificial intelligence = Robotics = Hospital Survey
 93 Universitätsklinikum 111 University of Michigan 132 LMU Klinikum
Hamburg-Eppendorf Hospitals - Michigan Medicine Munich, Germany
Hamburg, Germany Ann Arbor, MI, United States
133 Universitätsklinikum
94 Yale New Haven Hospital 112 Charing Cross Hospital Schleswig-Holstein
New Haven, CT, United States London, United Kingdom - Campus Kiel
Kiel, Germany
95 Ospedale Casa Sollievo 113 Addenbrooke’s
della Sofferenza Cambridge, United Kingdom 134 UC San Diego Health -
San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy Jacobs Medical Center
114 Mayo Clinic - Health San Diego, United States
96 Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi System In Eau Claire
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Eau Claire, WI, United States 135 Clinica Universidad
de Navarra
97 Amsterdam UMC 115 Hurley Medical Center Pamplona/Iruña, Spain
Amsterdam, The Netherlands Flint, MI, United States
136 Baptist Hospital
98 Wooridul Spine Hospital 116 UZ Leuven - Campus of Miami
Cheongdam-Dong, South Korea Gasthuisberg Miami, United States
Leuven, Belgium
99 Allgemeines Krankenhaus der 137 Duke Regional Hospital
Stadt Wien - Medizinischer 117 Mackenzie Richmond Durham, NC, United States
Universitätscampus Hill Hospital
Wien, Austria Richmond Hill, Canada 138 CHU Strasbourg -
Hôpital Civil
100 Gangnam Severance 118 Children’s Hospital Strasbourg, France
Hospital - Yonsei University of Philadelphia
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Overview

Unstoppable Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s progress has been remarkable. And forecasts suggest that it’s just getting started.

B
angladesh is a quiet success sto-
ry. Since becoming independent 450 2021
in 1971, it has steadily progressed
400
$416.26 billion
from the second-poorest country in the
world to being proclaimed “a model for 350
poverty reduction” by the World Bank,
all while remaining democratic and com- 300

mitted to protecting human rights and 250

the environment.
From 2010 to 2020, Bangladesh 200

achieved the world’s highest cumulative 2009

150
GDP growth. In a decade and a half, it
lifted more than 25 million people out of 100
$102.37 billion
poverty. Last year, the UN confirmed that
Bangladesh would graduate from the least 50

developed countries category by 2026,

making it just one of a handful of countries
to do so. But the nation’s ambitions remain
as strong as its momentum. According to
government plans, the country is on track
to become a developed nation by 2041.
Infrastructure is one of the keys to
unlocking more growth, and the gov-
ernment has committed $40 billion to
help finance its development. The re-
cently inaugurated Padma Bridge is a
powerful symbol of what’s to come. The
3.7-mile road and rail bridge connects
The National Martyrs’ Memorial in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Scan to view the Padma Bridge in Augmented Reality.
0
1990 2000
GDP (current US$) - Bangladesh. Source: World Bank national accounts data, and OECD National Accounts data files.
“Bangladesh is a secular
country with a zero-tolerance
policy against terrorism.”
SHEIKH HASINA
PRIME MINISTER OF BANGLADESH
lesser developed areas of the country
with the capital, Dhaka, and is predicted
to boost GDP by around 1.23% per year.
The government is actively welcom-
ing foreign investors and businesses to
partner in more transformative infra-
structure projects.
The Bangladeshi economy is also primed
for continued export growth. Besides being
home to the world’s second-largest ready-
made garment sector — exporting more
than $30 billion worth of fashion each year
— the country’s leather, jute, IT services,
pharmaceutical, agriculture and high-tech
export sectors are all on the rise. The Asian
Development Bank forecasts GDP growth
of 6.9% in 2022 and 7.1% in 2023.
COMPARATIVE STRENGTH
Source: World Bank (2021)
$2,503 $2,277
GDP per capita GDP per
in Bangladesh capita in India
2010 2020
Demographics are another tailwind
for the world’s eighth-most populated
country. The median age in Bangladesh
is 27.9, compared to 38.1 in the US, 38.4
in China or 44 in the European Union.
Its young, digitally savvy population not
only signifies a booming domestic mar-
ket, but vast human resources that can
work towards solving some of humani-
ty’s most pressing problems.
“The opportunities for high ROI
make now the best possible
time to invest in Bangladesh.”
PROF SHIBLI RUBAYAT-UL-ISLAM
CHAIRMAN OF THE BANGLADESH SECURITIES
AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Despite its macroeconomic stability,
open economy and abundant opportuni-
ties, Bangladesh has comparatively lagged
in terms of foreign direct investment. Ac-
cording to UK firm Lloyds Bank, much
of this is due to negative misconceptions.
However, Lloyds argues that its strategic
geographical position, natural resourc-
es, strong domestic consumption, pri-
vate-sector-led growth, strong foreign cur-
rency reserves and recently simplified laws
for foreign investors make Bangladesh a
compelling candidate for investment.

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Combat National Stereotypes
Rethink Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s transformation in recent decades has been tremendous. But many people’s ideas
about the country remain firmly stuck in the past. As clichés abound, it’s time for a refresher on
the current realities of the flourishing Southeast Asian nation.
Bangladesh is short on energy
The Bangladeshi population
is uneducated
Bangladesh is plagued by
deadly natural disasters
Most people in Bangladesh
go hungry
Unsafe working conditions
prevail in the garment industry
BANGLADESH
CONVENTIONAL WISDOM
F ALSE. Bangladesh has increased its total power generation capacity to 25,700MW—signifi-
cantly higher than the current peak demand of 15,000MW. While the country has enacted
power-saving measures to cope with the global energy crisis, a handful of new coal-fired power
plants will ramp up or begin operations in September to further ease pressures and prices.
Bangladesh is also a natural gas producer, with significant opportunities for off-
shore gas exploration as well as renewables development.
F ALSE. In a country of over 18 million primary school students, Bangladesh has achieved
both near-universal (98%) primary enrollment and gender parity, according to the US
Agency for International Development. World Bank data shows rapidly increasing literacy
rates too, at 75% in 2020, up from 29% in 1981.
Meanwhile, more than 14% of the adult population now holds a bachelor’s degree, jump-
ing from 5.7% in 2011.
N OT REALLY. Although Bangladesh is prone to floods and cyclones, the country is
highlighted as a trailblazer in terms of disaster risk reduction. While the popula-
tion has tripled in less than six decades and most people still live in risk areas, deaths
from natural disasters have plummeted.
As many as 500,000 died in the 1970 Bhola Cyclone, but the comparable 2020 Amphan
Cyclone saw a death toll of 26, according to the Red Cross. How? With a multi-layered
early warning system, modern forecasting, more than 5,500 multipurpose cyclone shel-
ters and a massive volunteer network. For the past five years, 8.8% of the national bud-
get has been spent on disaster risk reduction.
F ALSE. While hunger remains a concern in Bangladesh, the country has made major
strides in pulling millions of people out of situations marked by food insecurity.
Today, its Global Hunger Index (GHI) rating is 19.1, marking a massive improvement
from 2000, when the rating was at 34 (higher GHI numbers signify more hunger severi-
ty). The hunger index shows that access to food in Bangladesh is significantly better than
in neighboring India (with a score of 27.5) and similar to the levels in Nepal or Guatemala.
In stark contrast to the massive famine in 1974 — one of the worst of the 20th cen-
tury — Bangladesh has organized its agricultural system to become a major exporter
of food staples like fish, vegetables and rice.
N OT ANYMORE. The deadly 2013 Dhaka garment factory collapse was a wake-up
call for regulators. Since then, Bangladesh’s garment industry has undergone a
vast structural transformation. The disaster led hundreds of foreign brands to sign
the Accord on Fire and Building Safety or the Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety.
Committees were formed to regularly inspect whether workplaces were compliant. Many
issues were discovered, with the majority successfully addressed. Still, within five years
after the disaster, factories that joined the safety agreements terminated work with more
than 200 suppliers, while the government shut down 513 factories for safety violations. Mil-
lions of workers have now received safety training, the government more than doubled the
minimum wage and the garment sector went from having no unions to more than 1,100.
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 INTERVIEW
H.E. SHEIKH HASINA
PRIME MINISTER
OF THE PEOPLE’S
REPUBLIC OF
BANGLADESH
“Innovation and Entrepreneurship are
at the Heart of my Development Vision”
Sheikh Hasina and her nation
have defied the odds. Under
her strong leadership, Ban-
gladesh solidified itself as a
stable democracy while dras-
tically improving its citizens’
quality of life. She’s also claim-
ing Bangladesh a seat at the
global table, speaking out for
justice and the urgent need to
deal with climate change.
BANGLADESH
What are the driving factors behind
Bangladesh’s growth?
I grew up witnessing my father, Bangab-
andhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, and his
commitment to people, democracy and
human rights. Following in his footsteps,
this government always sets short, medi-
um and long-term development targets.
We cherish the fundamental values of de-
mocracy and put the fulfillment of basic
needs and flourishing at the center of our
policies and programs. Our robust agricul-
ture sector, steady export growth, increas-
ing worldwide connectivity and political
stability have all been contributing factors.
But the power of democracy, government
continuity and strong socioeconomic poli-
cies and programs have been fundamental.
What’s the state of Bangladesh’s rela-
tionship with the US?
The US-Bangladesh relationship is based
on our strong commitment to democra-
cy. We have a very strong people-to-peo-
ple connection, with the US as our
second-largest source of remittances.
However, we were frustrated when Major
Rashed Chowdhury got shelter in the US,
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who is convicted of the barbaric killing of
our Father of the Nation along with his 18
family members in 1975. Both countries
attach utmost importance to the norms of
democratic principles and respect for hu-
man rights. Hence, we expect his imme-
diate extradition. Bangladesh recognizes
the US as a strategic partner and, given
our geographic location, I believe the US
also considers Bangladesh as a country of
strategic importance. We are committed
to working on issues of mutual interest
to take the existing bilateral relations to
the next level.
Which policies have been the most suc-
cessful in combatting poverty?
My father started social safety net pro-
grams immediately after our indepen-
dence. He allocated lands to the landless,
homes for the homeless, free education,
and free medical treatments for people
living under subsistence levels. Guided by
his principles, we focused on achieving in-
clusive growth, particularly empowering
the people living under the poverty line.
We’ve had remarkable success in improv-
ing literacy, life expectancy, food produc-
tion, water and sanitation, and reducing
infant and maternal mortality rates. We
are investing heavily to improve human
BIO
1947
Born in East Bengal (then Pakistan).
Her father led the campaign for
Bangladesh’s independence in 1971 and
became the country’s first leader until
his assassination.
1981
Elected president of the left-of-center
Awami League while living in exile in India.
She returned to Bangladesh and served as
the leader of the opposition.
1996
Elected Prime Minister of Bangladesh
and became the first PM since
independence to complete an entire
five-year term, serving until 2001.
2009
Became PM for a second time. Since then,
she has won three consecutive elections.
BANGLADESH
capital in our less advantaged segment to
lift people out of poverty and empower
them to emerge as real economic agents.
Policies around the digitization of the
economy, mechanization of agriculture
and promotion of agro-based indus-
tries have also facilitated our economy’s
structural transformation for inclusive
economic growth and poverty reduction.
“Had it not been impacted
by climate change, our
GDP could have grown at
the rate of 10% plus for
decades.”
How do you think about infrastructure?
We are not only concerned about our own
peoples’ comfort, but have extended our
attention to building a prosperous South
Asia by establishing air, rail, road, inland
water, and maritime connectivity with the
neighboring countries and the greater In-
dian and the Pacific Ocean regions. The
projects, which we evaluate for feasibili-
ty, environmental and social aspects, also
enhance our business ecosystem.
What about investment in infrastruc-
ture or otherwise?
Innovation and entrepreneurship are at
the heart of my development vision for
my country. We promote free market en-
terprises and want entrepreneurs to make
Bangladesh their home turf. We have a very
liberal tax policy, and we lower corporate
taxes and other fees to generate generous
public goods. We have a number of mega
infrastructure development projects,
which will be opened gradually. We offer
investment opportunities in any sector
without a cap on the amount or percent-
age of equity. Our law ensures complete
protection for foreign investors. The first
private investment in the power sector was
from the US (AES Corporation). In our en-
ergy sector, the US company Chevron has
been our longest-serving partner.
How d id Ba ngladesh ha nd le t he
COVID-19 pandemic?
Bangladesh secured the top position in
countering the pandemic in South Asia
and fifth in the world, according to the
Nikkei COVID-19 Recovery Index. This
could not have happened without strong
INTERVIEW
digital infrastructure. We conducted
school, government activities and even
held court online. We took immediate
steps to combat the virus and quickly
formulated programs to support the
economy and vulnerable segments of
the population. Our economy continued
growing even throughout 2020.
What is the role of tech and innovation
in Bangladesh’s growth?
We are laying the groundwork for a dy-
namic ICT sector. Our first mission of
making Bangladesh a digital country has
been achieved. For a brighter future, we
have adopted a new program known as
‘Smart Bangladesh.’ We are establishing
universities in every district of Ban-
gladesh and technical and vocational
institutions in every county. We are en-
couraging our young people to innovate
rather than imitate. We want our young
people to be entrepreneurs and give a
high priority to start-ups.
How is your administration dealing
with climate change?
We are building a sustainable and resilient
delta for future generations while secur-
ing a balance between food security and
energy security without compromising
the ability to cope with the adverse im-
pacts of climate change. My government
mainstreamed climate change in our na-
tional development policies. In 2009, we
became the first developing country to
have a comprehensive climate plan. We
also established our own national climate
finance mechanism with our own resourc-
es. Bangladesh also has the world’s most
extensive solar home system, covering
almost 20 million people, and is globally
acclaimed for its impressive record in di-
saster risk reduction. A large chunk of our
development budget is channeled into ad-
dressing climate change. Had it not been
impacted by climate change, our GDP
could have grown at the rate of 10% plus
for decades, fulfilling the development as-
pirations of 165 million people. Bangladesh
is not responsible for climate change. So, it
is our right to seek preferential and uncon-
ditional access to green climate technolo-
gies. We urge the developed countries to
remain faithful to financing commitments
under the Paris Accord and then scale it up
further for a net zero future.
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CAPITAL

Steady Returns from Steady Growth

Amid global turmoil, Bangladesh’s capital markets have been marked by stability and optimism.

S
ince taking the
h el m o f t h e B a n -
gladesh Secur ities
and Exchange Commission
(BSEC) in 2020, Prof Shibli
Rubayat-Ul-Islam has been
busy modernizing Bangla-
desh’s burgeoning capita l
markets. He is fast-track-
ing the development of the
bond a nd der ivative ma r-
kets; preparing the launch
of Bangladesh’s f irst com-
modities exchange to man-
age supplies and logistics;
implementing global regu-
lator y standards; and har-
nessing cutting-edge tech-
nolog y to restr uct ure the
capital market and enhance
security.
cies a nd blockcha in tech-
nolo g ie s b y l ay i n g dow n
rules to help all market par-
ticipants. A lready in 2013 ,
the BSEC was elevated to
an ‘A’ categor y member of
IOSCO for its capital mar-
ket reforms.
Mea nwh i le, P rof Sh ibli
leverages his authoritative
voice to highlight mutually
benef icial investment and
partnership opportunities in
Bangladesh to the interna-
tional community. “My inten-
tion is to protect Bangladesh
and help it grow further on
the back of the stable growth
we have had for the last 12-13
years,” he explained.

Even though Bangladeshi
c apit a l m a rke t s a re s t i l l
maturing, Prof Shibli aims
to leapfrog to create “one
of the best dig ita l capita l
markets in the world.” The
st ren g t h of B a n gladesh’s
ma rkets, however, has a l-
ready been demonstrated.
Take Bangladesh’s leading
index, the DSEX, as an ex-
ample. This year, it has been
ma rked by stabilit y a m id
global volatilit y, avoiding
bea r ma rket ter r itor y on
t he latest d r awdow n a nd
out per for ming even its
American peers.
T h is ye a r, t he ch a i r of
the BSEC was also the first
Bangladeshi to be elected
Vice- Cha ir ma n of the In-
ter nat iona l Org a n izat ion
of Securities Commissions
(IOSCO) for Asia Pacific. In
his role, he says he’s push-
ing t he org a n ization t hat
regulates the world’s secu-
rities and futures markets
to adapt to the fast-chang-
ing world of cryptocurren-
$2.56 billion
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows
in 2020. Source: UN
Q : W h a t o p p o r t u n it ie s
does Bangladesh offer US
investors?
Prof Shibli: Ba ngladesh’s
opportunities are still not
wel l k now n , but t he gov-
er nment of Ba ngladesh
i s b u s i ne s s - f r ie nd l y a nd
t he ret u r n on investment
i s u n m a t c h e d . We w a n t
US bu si ne s s e s to joi n u s
as pa r tners, not as a id or
loa n prov iders. Ba ngla-
desh needs investments
in energ y, roads, r a il a nd
sh ipping. We have a hu ge
delta, and the blue econo-
my is full of potential, as is
renewable energ y.
The ready-made g a r ment
sec tor h a s b een t he b est
investment for t he last
t wo decades – it’s become
t he second la rgest in t he
world and continues to see
PROFESSOR SHIBLI, RUBAYAT-UL-ISLAM, CHAIRMAN, BSEC.
“We want US
businesses to join
us as partners,
not as aid or loan
providers.”
PROFESSOR SHIBLI
RUBAYAT-UL-ISLAM
CHAIRMAN OF THE BSEC
2 5 % g row t h . B ut t he e x-
por t basket is ex pa nding.
For insta nce, Ba ngladesh
once imported around 99%
of its medicines, but today
imports make up 1.5%, and
we export to 42 countries.
Industry is also moving in,
i nclud i n g ma nu fac t u r i n g
pla nts f rom Sa msung a nd
Hy undai. Bangladesh’s do-
mestic market has 170 mil-
lion people – a ny product
is sellable because it’s the
size of England, France and
Italy combined.
Q : W h at ’s it l i ke doi n g
business in Bangladesh?
P r of Sh ibl i : B e fore t he y
arrive, v isitors of ten have
cer ta in ideas that cha nge
after they get to know the
countr y. I know ambassa-
dors who cried when they
were f irst appointed here
and cried again when they
were transferred elsewhere.
The people here are incred-
ibly welcom i ng. I k now a
Chinese investor who has
been here for 25 years, mak-
ing good money in the gar-
ment sector and now wants
to expand into fish and sea-
food ex por ts. This is how
it is w it h most i nvestor s
in Bangladesh: they never
want to leave.

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F O C U S O N WA LT O N
Corporate Pride
Walton is an electronics juggernaut that ’s
setting a new standard for manufacturing.
It ’s already revolutionized consumption in
Bangladesh, and now it’s going global.
W
alton’s spectacu-
la r g row t h r u ns
parallel to that of
its country of origin. Before
the company began manufac-
turing its first refrigerators
in 2008, the appliances were
essentially luxury products
in Bangladesh. Fast forward
to today, and fridges have
become commonplace in the
homes of the increasingly
prosperous local population,
with the market growing ten-
fold in the last 10 years.
The company, the first Ban-
gladeshi manufacturer of mo-
bile phones, compressors, air
conditioners, televisions, lap-
tops and elevators, has like-
wise helped those products
take similar journeys in the
domestic market.
B e yond t a k i n g B a n g l a -
desh’s electronics and appli-
ance market from import-ori-
ented to self-reliant, Walton
has big plans for the rest of
the world. Already the com-
pany, w ith a workforce of
more than 30,000 employees
and 700 acres of production
space, is making moves to be-
come a global leader by 2030.
In 2020, the Bangladeshi
electronics g iant str uck a
BANGLADESH
deal with an undisclosed US
mobile phone brand to sup-
ply its smartphones. In April
2022, it acquired three Eu-
ropean compressor brands.
This year, it also opened a
groundbreaking research and
development center in South
Korea. In total, Walton has a
presence in 40 markets, with
the strongest market pen-
etration in Southeast Asia,
the Middle East and West
Africa. Its aim? Not only to
expand its business and offer
high-quality products, but to
solidify Bangladesh as a giant
in the high-tech industry.
Scan to view
this Walton
product in 3D
and AR.
Q&A
GOLAM MURSHED
MANAGING DIRECTOR & CEO, WALTON HI-TECH INDUSTRIES PLC.
What role does Walton play
in the Bangladeshi economy?
Walton s aves enor mous
amounts of foreign currency
by producing import substi-
tute products, creates signif-
icant employment along with
backward linkage industry and
contributes to export earn-
ings. And we expect that our
market growth will increase to
over 25% year on year in 2023.
However, the most important
is country branding. Walton
is branding Bangladesh as a
countr y of elec tronics and
high-tech manufacturing.
“Walton is branding
Bangladesh as a
country of electron-
ics and high-tech
manufacturing.”
How much of a priority is en-
vironmental sustainability?
Walton is very much commit-
ted to protecting the environ-
ment. We don’t use hazardous
substances that harm the en-
vironment. Walton is also the
first enterprise in the world
to success fully implement
Hydrof luorocarbon (HFC )
and Hydrochlorofluorocarbon
(HCFC) phase-out projects.
Les s ener g y consumpt ion
means less environmental
pollution, which is why Wal-
ton also continues to produce
inveStment
more energy-efficient prod-
uc ts. At the same time, we
use environmentally friendly
refrigerants in our compres-
sors and are implementing
more renewable energ y for
our production.
What role does innovation
play in your company ’s
strategy?
We design and develop our
products according to con-
sum e r s ’ n e e ds . We in t ro -
duced Bangladesh’s f irst
smar t ref r igerator, telev i -
sion, air conditioner, voice
command television and
Google-certified Android tele-
vision. At the same time, we
made the world’s first offline
voice command air condition-
er and the first-ever air con-
ditioner that features Blue-
tooth, air plasma and 3-in-1
converter technology. We’ve
had a strong research and de-
velopment department from
the very beginning. Without
innovation, no enterprise can
be sustainable.
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Culture

PA RT I N G S H OT

Emily Deschanel
What could make a shoW about a mysterious cult even more Was there something about that
terrifying? Being inspired by a true story. “Maybe it’s a morbid fascination, balance between suspense and
because it’s dark, but I do find cults very interesting.” Emily Deschanel stars as family that appealed to you?
Dr. Suzanne Mathis in the new Netflix series Devil in Ohio (September 2). “She’s I love that we’re exploring those
a very accomplished person...but has blind spots and hasn’t really dealt with different things, we’re seeing
her own issues and trauma.” Perhaps that’s why her character brings a mys- two different worlds collide. You
terious young woman, Mae (played by Madeleine Arthur) home. “I wanted to got this family that looks kind of
understand why she did what she did.” Based on a book by Daria Polatin, who perfect on the outside, but there
also created the series, Deschanel says she loved how Daria “approached the are some chinks in the armor, so to
stories” that reveal the truth behind the mysterious patient. “You are looking speak. Then you have this young
at a family who has different things going on and then one element changes... girl who escapes from a cult.
it changes everything.” What hasn’t changed for Deschanel is the clamoring of
fans wanting to see a project with her and her sister, Zooey. “I would never say And it’s inspired by a true story?
never. We’d have to play sisters because it would be weird if we weren’t.” [laughs] The basic premise did happen.
Diving into what has happened to
them in their life that makes them
want to save this girl so badly and
protect her and risk their family

“Maybe it’s collapsing as a result, I think that’s

a morbid
the thing that makes this an
interesting and newer twist on the
fascination, story. It’s hard to believe it’s real.

because
it’s dark,
Have you always been a fan of
the horror/mystery genre?
but I do find I love a good scare. I like

cults very psychological thrillers, more than

interesting.”
horror where things are bloody.
So [Devil in Ohio] to me is really
appealing. I love really having those
good scares but without it being gory.

Bones was a huge hit. Do you ever

worry about being defined by it?
I did a network show 22 episodes a
J E A N BAPT I ST E L AC RO IX /G E T T Y

year for 12 years; now, being a mom,

I’m selective about what jobs I take.
Defining myself after Bones has been
an interesting challenge because I’m
in a different stage in my life and as
an actor. Mostly, I just always want
to be challenged. —H. Alan Scott

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